Sentence examples for inability to break down from inspiring English sources

The frequency of shots from distance also reflected Liverpool's inability to break down a League Two defence.

It was the goalless draw with Algeria that precipitated the beginning of the slow death of England's hopes at the World Cup and that same inability to break down mediocre opponents was evident last night.

England's inability to break down Slovakia was widely criticised, though it was arguably their failure to hold out against Russia that ultimately cost them a spot on the more favourable side of the draw.

If there was a stylistic knock on this Red Bulls' team, other than their vulnerability to speed on the counter, it was an inability to break down bunkered teams.

But the visitors appeared more disjointed as the first half went on, becoming increasingly frustrated at their inability to break down the Bolton defence, marshalled superbly by Darren Pratley and captain Keith Andrews.

That inability to break down defences when inhabiting the strike zone has cost Scotland dear in many recent games and Pyrgos believes it is all a question of accuracy.

Note the mono-phasic change in FRET signal, consistent with inability of the mutant enzyme to break down glutathione and the contrast with wild-type OG-ChaC1-mCherry.

The lethal lesions develop from microscopic colon lesions caused by the inability of mice lacking functional plasmin to break down fibrin.

From the present juncture, the EU can continue to break down because of its errors and its inability to learn and change.

The inability of the suburban cities to get federal money also raises questions about the effectiveness of an Obama administration effort to break down the crazy quilt of competing jurisdictions that often stands in the way of regional development.

Liverpool's inability to break them down had already prompted Klopp to substitute Mohamed Salah with a quarter of an hour to play.