Sentence examples for because of her inability from inspiring English sources

"Beth said the other night that the reason that she actually started singing was because of her inability to communicate," Mr. Barrow said.

The Canadians had stories like the 1946 Toronto Globe and Mail report of a woman in labor who was refused help by three successive physicians, apparently because of her inability to pay.

Because of her inability to take nutrition through her intestinal tract, she was started on total parenteral nutrition.

Because of her inability to earn income due to injuries from the assault, she has lost almost everything.

Though Helena was the next eldest, she was considered unreliable by Victoria because of her inability to go long without bursting into tears.

Parsipur herself was imprisoned for five years and later forced into exile because of her inability to publish in her homeland.

Samantha has lived with her 78-year-old great-grandmother since she was 10 because of her parents' inability and refusal to care for her.

Because of her poor health and inability to appear in court, a judge on Friday suspended proceedings in a second trial against Ms. Tymoshenko, this one on tax evasion charges.

31 Fiester, however, argues, that the label 'difficult' is best explained by problematic interactions or reactions to the delivery of care, and he also notes, similar to what we found, that a physician may label a patient 'difficult' or 'hopeless' because of her or his own inability to effectively diagnose or treat the problem or because of a patient's reaction to this failure.

"A lot of clubs disappeared because of their inability to market jazz to young audiences.

It was because of their inability to motivate, relate to and inspire people.