Sentence examples for claimed inability of from inspiring English sources

Shudder at the claimed inability of small-scale Scotland to launch such a rescue.

Under the rules of the social pacts, until 2009, Irish companies could claim inability to pay, though the unions frequently fiercely contested such claims, especially where unions had no access to company financial data.

In book 10 Pico claimed that the inability of astrologers to establish the correct order of the inner planets was further proof of its falsehood.

It would be a mistake, however, to claim that the inability of patients to recall elemental features of a trial at a later time is relevant to judging the quality and validity of the initial consent.

Mourinho has spoken about why Chelsea have made a slow start to their defence of the Premier League title and claimed one of the reasons has been their inability to fire the starting XI with fresh blood.

Sergio García, Lee Westwood and Colin Montgomerie have had otherwise bright careers blighted by an inability to claim any of golf's big four.

This claim was based on the inability of the authors to detect the b allelic protein among workers (and apparently queens as well, see their Fig. 10) in three of the four ostensibly polygyne S. invicta colonies they studied.

Flying Iraqis to Guam would solve every problem, real and invented, that the Administration claims is holding up resettlement: the inability of Homeland Security interviewers to meet with refugees in Syria; the near-impossibility of Iraqis getting into neighboring countries; the supposed security concerns that prevent the U.S. from screening Iraqis inside Iraq.

For instance, the absence of civic citizenship right has positive association with inability of individuals to claim full fundamental human rights.

The report on HSBC is the latest of several scandals that have recently rocked global banks and highlighted the inability of regulators to catch what is claimed to be widespread wrongdoing in the financial industry.

And even this claim rests uneasily with the refusal or inability of our many governments (local, state, federal) to enforce all of our rights without fear or favor.