Sentence examples for clear inability from inspiring English sources

Further, her comments referring to the Abrams strategy as "unrealistic" and "unhealthy for democracy" show a clear inability to envision the coalition necessary to win.

While the occurrence of such an event may not have been uncommon for the time, how her family dealt with the events betrays a clear inability to deal with the very real trauma she suffered at the hands of Shechem.

The clear inability of single locus trees to resolve the named species, which are well resolved using the concatenated sequences, establishes that multiple loci are required to buffer against the distorting effect of inter-species recombination at the individual loci.

To be clear, my inability to speak up wasn't because I'd lost my voice.

Complications of TIPS for treatment of HRS include the worsening of hepatic encephalopathy (as the procedure involves the forced creation of a porto-systemic shunt, effectively bypassing the ability of the liver to clear toxins), inability to achieve adequate reduction in portal pressure, and bleeding.

Perhaps being clear about your inability to continue without having the option to make love will motivate him sufficiently.

And labor unions hold less sway here -- made clear by the inability of the large and militant union, IG Metall, to force a reduction in the workweek here to 35 hours from 38.

Second, it's not clear that an inability to revise one's ends always makes one incapable of self-governance.

Fast forward through near-constant chaos and a series of incidents that make clear both parties' inability to sustain a relationship: Boy proposes to girl.

By singling out Muslims as being inherently unfit for holding high public office, he has been absolutely clear about his inability to uphold the Constitution.

The hierarchy between these events is not entirely clear, however, the inability of Nef expressing cells to adequately remodel their actin cytoskeleton in response to exogenous TCR stimulation appears to be imprinted already prior to reception of the stimulus [13].