Sentence examples for greater inability from inspiring English sources

The failure to provide the former combatants land and viable jobs reflects the greater inability of Central American governments to grapple with rural development.

Differences between large and small Sept. fish in the 'response to stress' and 'response to external stimulus' categories for white muscle tissue, suggests that smaller fish have a greater inability to handle stress compared to the large fish.

The reason for slower entry into covered channels might be due to the novelty of the environment, paired with the greater inability to assess potential risks associated with moving into a dark refuge area.

To conclude, we posit that "the great screen anomaly" is a current reality; however, the term "great expression inability" might more appropriately describe current obstacles that hamper greater screening efficiencies.

Another change is of greater concern: the inability of passengers to move from one end of the train to the other, given that the new conductor cars at the center of the trains are impassable.

This leads to greater rigidity and inability for the system to respond to changes.

At least the lumbering Grant Holt is unlikely to expose Vermaelen's greatest weakness, his inability to play an offside trap.

Eliminating illiteracy would be a great social good.An inability to read can, of course, have many causes.

His wife's mother fled East Germany, while his own great uncle's inability to bring his Jewish father to safety in Switzerland was a tragedy that haunted him to the end of his life.

Or more of a Shakespearian hero a great mind whose inability to trust man's intellect is its tragic flaw?"A Clockwork Orange", from Anthony Burgess's novel, has been a victim of its own violence and tarred with a false reputation for sensationalism.

In the world of the Great Fragmentation, this inability to talk to to people who don't share your bubble's assumptions is a growing — albeit often hilarious — problem.