Sentence examples for being unable to master from inspiring English sources

Producers had hoped Ruben would be a ratings draw with his compelling story about seemingly having it all -- wealth, career, charisma -- but still being unable to master his weight.

Eventually, he was unable to master his self-doubt, and he succumbed to his suicidal tendencies.

A colleague was unable to master the basics of the office's phone system.

He did his best to manage an impossible job and was finally brought down by a fractured Curia which his unworldly character was unable to master.

By 1524 Bābur had invaded the Punjab three more times but was unable to master the tangled course of Punjab and Delhi politics sufficiently enough to achieve a firm foothold.

Despite his organizational talents, he was unable to master the complexities of actual government or the tactics of power struggles within the international communist movement.

And in the cast of sad and incompetent humans who populate Wonderland, we are never really encouraged to understand why these people are unable to master their fates.

Luke was unable to master the swirling wind to leave only a six-point margin and that was enough for never-say-die Scotland who struck back with arguably the best try of the match and Brough did the rest.

If the Mets have been unable to master the Braves in 12 or 13 games the past few seasons, what will they do in a 19-game series next season?

He will jettison Mr Dunlap's centralised approach, relying more heavily on profit centres; and although he will proceed with Mr Dunlap's plans to outsource production, he will pay more attention to the difficulties of how this should be done.In other words, he will attend to some of the subtleties that the bull-headed Mr Dunlap was unable to master.

I was irked by all the people — especially health care professionals — who were unable to master the term "gestational carrier" and referred to Melissa and Fie as "birth mothers" or "biological mothers" even after I explained that the term was inappropriate outside the context of adoption.