Sentence examples for inability to attempt from inspiring English sources

The inability to attempt to break destructive behaviour patterns might suggest unhealthy thinking and faulty cognitive behavioural patterns which is disempowering.

156 Cord blood transplantation has also been attempted with some success in Japan in cases of failure or inability to attempt allogeneic HSCT.

The aim of our study is to attempt to disentangle scale recalibration and inability to anticipate one's adaptation, in patients with SCI.

The United States should continue to attempt to rule the world, regardless of its inability to rule one collapsing country.

He has a partner, Elisha, and they have a son, and his inability to cope with his condition, and provide for his family, drove him to attempt suicide.

Each attempt was documented with one of three possible outcomes: 1) successful tracheal intubation (no additional attempts required), 2) inability to intubate (additional attempt(s) required), or 3) inadvertent esophageal intubation (additional attempt(s) required).

Considering just how miserable the Pistons are in almost every area of offensive performance, the inability to get more attempts for their best perimeter shooters represents the squandering of a potential strength.

Departing from the colloquial sense of the word that has to do with an inability to pay creditors, he attempts to clarify between the accounting concepts of balance sheet insolvency, cash flow insolvency, and economic failure on the one hand and the judicial aspects of default that follow a path from insolvency proceedings and reorganization to liquidation on the other.

But with his wavering shooting stroke and inability to attack gaps -- he attempts just one shot in the paint per game -- his future seems to be eerily similar to that of the Kings, which is now rife with uncertainty and full of speculation.

Therefore the increased activation levels of RA may be due to an inability to inhibit this activation when attempting to perform the hollowing maneuver.

Doc Rivers was steadfast that "we'll be ready" for the playoffs but was also frustrated with his team's lack of intensity for a second consecutive game, and its inability to find better shot attempts by moving the ball.