Sentence examples for fatal inability from inspiring English sources

But Bligh never overcame a fatal inability to control his relationships with his men.

This conviction produced a fatal inability to distinguish between friend and foe; the German Jews underestimated their enemies because they somehow thought that all Gentiles were alike.

In its dicing with political prejudices that it dimly knew to be important and its fatal inability to relax, "Kingdom of Heaven" was a workable median for the movies of 2005.

Charlize Theron is impressively cracked as the former queen bee who brags about escaping her Minnesota roots, but whose adolescent ways betray a fatal inability to outgrow her schooldays – even when everyone around her has clearly moved on.

Williams' take on Symbian's demise is therefore not that the technology itself was the problem, but rather that Symbian spread itself too thin: it was beholden to too many other partners who all wanted a piece of the pie and that meant fragmentation, development retardation and a fatal inability to innovate quickly enough when others were flying forward.

For Martin this was the phenomenalists' fatal error: their inability to supply credible truth-makers for truths about unobserved objects.

Such inabilities may prove fatal to any claims.

Although Sanders has broad appeal among white liberals, the fatal weakness of his campaign is his inability to make inroads with minorities.

The calm hero trains Hercules and, upon receiving a fatal wound that will never heal due to his inability to die, sacrifices his immortality, saving someone else.

Another limitation of this study is our inability to fully characterize trends in non-fatal injuries in the agricultural industry.

Among those consequences are infection, chronic pain, the inability to become pregnant, complications during childbirth and fatal bleeding, according to Swiss Medical Weekly.