Sentence examples for eventual inability from inspiring English sources

The discussion may be linked to two issues: first, the economic transformation of a traditional and essentially agricultural society by both commerce and ideas; and, second, the state's efforts (and eventual inability) to modernize and unify its structure and purpose to encompass the changed economic and cultural expectations of the nation's elites.

Actually, an eventual inability to enforce a fixed bounded limit on r may result in security vulnerabilities for some protocols, as noted in [22].

Second, Straussian readers appeal to the ideal city's predicted demise, and they assert that the rulers' eventual inability to calculate "the marriage number" (546a-547a) shows an ineliminable conflict between the eros in human nature and the mathematical perfection of a political ideal.

This led to a theory that the crew may have perished as a progressive result of lead poisoning with known side effects being a loss of cognitive awareness and the eventual inability for organs to function.

Regardless of the rationale, disappearance of these HIV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T cell responses during AHI may ultimately contribute to the eventual inability of the immune system to control viral replication.

Decline in mobility generally progresses through the use of a cane, walker, and wheelchair, with eventual inability to ambulate (Leehey et al 2007).

"The English historian Toynbee said that the biggest cause of a country's decline and eventual disappearance is the inability to make decisions," Mr. Ishihara said.

Henry's and Anne's eventual marriage falls apart over Anne's inability to bear a son – only a "useless daughter", Elizabeth.

Subsequent posts mocked the owners' inability to find any buyers and the eventual leasing of ground-floor space to a Subway sandwich shop.

In the book's conclusion, I wrote that "Vietnam stands as a sobering reminder that an inability to chart a convincing course toward an eventual stable peace can be legitimate grounds for not entering a conflict in the first place".

The inability of single SNP to effectively discriminate between eventual phenotype has led to the suggestion that utilizing a panel of SNPs, each associated with a physical capacity deemed contributory to elite performance, may provide greater predictive ability.