Sentence examples for inability to allow from inspiring English sources

Falling out However, an inability to allow change can lead to the end of a friendship.

Those of us who saw Miley's VMA's performance as objectification were shut down for our inability to allow her to "grow up'".

Anderson started her current job in January, just after Mohammed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old Tunisian street grocer, set himself on fire in protest at his government's inability to allow him a decent life.

The iPad has also been criticized for its inability to allow users to multitask, but the company announced on Friday that it will have that ability in the fall.

American politicians need the two-state slogan to show they are working toward a diplomatic solution, to keep the pro-Israel lobby from turning against them and to disguise their humiliating inability to allow any daylight between Washington and the Israeli government.

Setterfield (1997) asserted that property owners for various reasons may create obstacles by unwillingness or an inability to allow redevelopment.

There is a weird grace mixed in with my inability to totally allow this saddest truth to settle into my soul.

Here I am concerned with the fact that part of what allows hatred to grow and flourish is our inability or unwillingness to allow others to speak, and to not only hear them, but listen to them as well.

In addition, patients were also allowed to refuse mobilization initiation, when expressing their inability to leave their beds or perform any physical activity.

O'Brien addressed the UN security council this week to express renewed anger at the inability of the parties to allow for an easing of the suffering of people in eastern Aleppo.

But aside from the revelation that his son is "a fucking little antisemite", what affronts Finkler most is his inability to accept debate, to allow the continuance of the tradition of dispute and discussion that has characterised his relationship with Libor and, it is suggested, Jewish life throughout history.