Sentence examples for inability to bring from inspiring English sources

Its greatest failure was its inability to bring about complete economic recovery.

His sister, Jessica, has attacked the government's inability to bring him home.

The journalist's sister, Jessica, has attacked the government's inability to bring him home.

The great failure of the English Reformation was its inability to bring the Irish majority into line.

I continue to live a lie, and my lack of courage, my inability to bring about change, frustrate me.

The Republican party's inability to bring its raucous base into line has cost it, and the country, dear.

But Mr. Kan has come under increasing fire for the government's handling of the crisis, especially its inability to help bring the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant under control.

This has been dramatically demonstrated by the inability of officialdom to bring this summer's forest fires under control.

Apple's inability the last decade to bring to market a modern operating system that addresses both the consumer and business markets has clearly become Mr. Jobs's biggest challenge.

Inflation and the fear of inflation lead to slow growth and high unemployment because the inability of governments to bring inflation under control at full employment by other means e.g., an income policy constrains governments to implement restrictive policies to combat or forestall inflationary pressures.

This should ensure greater unity of command, though some American special forces, whose actions have at times caused controversy over the death of civilians, will continue to operate separately.NATO is still plagued by the reluctance of many allies to join the fight and the inability of others to bring more resources.