Sentence examples for inability to agree from inspiring English sources

The inability to agree on how to share that oil is holding up the peace process.

"Inability to agree is a sign that governments are actually getting serious," he said.

At the root of our inability to agree on anything was this: Technologists are often utopianists.

These disputes included, most recently, the inability to agree on a voter list.

Their inability to agree sets in motion a series of punitive actions by the United States.

The question now is whether an inability to agree on details will turn into a deal-breaker.

ECONOMISTS are usually accused of three sins: an inability to agree among themselves; stating the obvious; and giving bad advice.

An inability to agree about the destiny of the city almost scuttled the 1995 Dayton Agreement that ended the war.

The state's own inability to agree on how many hairs were found wasn't the only suggestion of foul play.

But many of Graham's colleagues are wary of the strategy, given their inability to agree on a health-care bill.

One education official said a bigger problem was the two sides' inability to agree on a minimum standard for a "sound, basic education".