Sentence examples for been the inability of from inspiring English sources
It has been the inability of the defense to help Rodgers much at all.
But since 2008 the story has been the inability of government to protect citizens from the ravages of recession.
Mr. Hall said his "biggest frustration" had been "the inability of the House to bring about a change in Iraq and a quicker redeployment or withdrawal".
A clear culprit in this disastrous ending to the season has been the inability of the Mets' offense to get anything going.
For weeks, the talk in Houston has been the inability of the Dynamo to score – namely their two forwards, Giles Barnes and Will Bruin.
The cause of this strife has been the inability of the airline and of its pilots to agree to a new contract.
The core of his argument is the inability of private actors to anticipate remote risks.
The stumbling block is the inability of the clubs to agree compensation.
Perhaps the most significant of these is the inability of human language to describe smells.
"I think it's the inability of all the diversity groups to work together," she said.
The biggest drag is the inability of businesses to boost profits.
