Sentence examples for demonstrated inability to from inspiring English sources

The source of the government's seeming callousness is its amply demonstrated inability to keep track of visiting students and tourists who overstay their legal entry permits.

The major threats to stability arise from the Tajikistan's poverty -- the World Bank estimates over 60% of the population lives below the poverty line -- and the government's demonstrated inability to respond to emergencies.

While Mr. Van consented to a court order permanently barring him from becoming an officer or director of a public company, the S.E.C. waived all financial fines "based on his demonstrated inability to pay".

Despite the desire to have Iccat handle any ban, it was the organization's demonstrated inability to sustainably manage the stock that led Monaco to propose in July that the bluefin tuna be given protection under the U.N. convention.

The difficulty is made more severe, because there are speakers with a demonstrated inability to understand belief and other cognitive attitudes.

Could it be... Satan?' Lady in charge of the White House Office of Faith-Based InitiativeSo" So Michelle Malkin has a demonstrated inability to make a droll pop culture reference.

This was because patient's wanted to maintain a 'back pain identity' with which to justify the presence of incapacity, and hence demonstrate inability to resume normal activities.

Numerous long-term (>1.5 years) active-comparator or placebo-controlled studies have demonstrated inability of sulfonylureas to produce durable HbA1c reduction in T2DM patients.

Analysis of Nod2-deficient mice confirmed decreased secretion of alpha defensins 1-6 by Paneth cells and demonstrated inability of such mice to develop intestinal inflammation, which results in their susceptibility to bacterial infection by oral administration [ 55].

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has once again demonstrated its inability to manage its labor negotiations.

Again the Arab world has demonstrated its inability to intervene - so far.