Sentence examples for inability to appear from inspiring English sources

(Fortunately for them, the inability to appear ordinary is no disqualification for Ailey's varsity division).

He argues that the problem is not just Mr Hollande's policies but his inability to appear presidential: he seems indecisive, lacking authority and not up to the job.

As the historian Robert Dallek pointed out, Lyndon B. Johnson initially ran for re-election 1968 despite his inability to appear in public without getting heckled about the war.

Because of her poor health and inability to appear in court, a judge on Friday suspended proceedings in a second trial against Ms. Tymoshenko, this one on tax evasion charges.

His dismissals, frequently, were wanton, springing traps that owed nothing to subtlety and everything to his inability to appear affected by any bowler or captain.

Some signs of P.T.S.D., particularly depression, erratic behavior and the inability to concentrate, appear similar to those experienced by concussed athletes.

The controlling opinion, by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, said that Mr. Hamdi's detention was permissible if designation as an enemy combatant proved to be correct, but that his inability so far to appear before a judge, challenge the government's evidence, and tell his side of the story had deprived him of his constitutional right to due process.

Now Russia's inability to compete appeared to be causing a return to the days of central control and sporadic challenges to American power.

This inability to complement appears to be predominantly attributable to an inability of human HSF1 to form a homotrimer in yeast, an essential part of the activation process.

The increase in antioxidant defence enzyme activity and HSP content evident in the muscles of adult rodents following isometric contractions were also abolished in the muscles of old rodents (Vasilaki et al., 2002, 2006c), and this inability to adapt appeared to be because of the lack of complete activation of the appropriate transcription factors (Vasilaki et al., 2006c).

Glasnost also allowed the media more freedom of expression, and editorials complaining of depressed conditions and of the government's inability to correct them began to appear.