Sentence examples for in inability to transition from inspiring English sources

Ellenberger has seen his star both rise and fall inside the Octagon, and the most common critique of his game has been in inability to transition outside of his wrestling game and into the standup, where he is known to have knockout power, but rarely lets his hand go.

Mammary epithelial cells in HT7KO dams also display an inability to transition from lactation to involution as normally seen by transition from a columnar to a squamous cell configuration, along with alveolar cell apoptosis and cell shedding.

This hot Web 1.0 service died off in large part due to bandwidth limitations and the company's inability to transition away from proprietary software and to the standardized Web.

The emptiness and inability to transition, to love".

There is no wonder in inability to live.

Asked about Bishop's interview at a doorstop in Sydney, Malcolm Turnbull did not comment on her inability to explain transition to retirement except to say superannuation was "notoriously an area of great complexity".

Other reasons for discontinuation included need for a mood stabiliser (n=3; 2 in quetiapine group, 1 in placebo group), inability to tolerate the transition protocol (n=7; 4 in quetiapine group, 3 in placebo group), and unwillingness to attend the study assessments (n=1; in placebo group).

Disappointment in yourself, in your choices, in your inability to stick to it.

The theories about declining standards in industry here range from simple smugness to a lingering managerial inability to negotiate the transition from the dizzying prosperity of the 1980's to the era of downsizing and cost controls in the '90's.

Specific loss of α3 expression resulted in an inability to form β-catenin/Smad2 complexes, a process implicated in the development of epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), suggesting that the α3β1 integrin may play a central role in EMT [ 212, 213].

Many of Bill Clinton's problems during his first 100 days sprang from his inability to manage the transition.