Sentence examples for inability to call from inspiring English sources

All the major news organizations rued their inability to call results early and, more importantly, explain voters' motivations.

His best known quirk was probably his complete inability to call Rodney by the right name, a silly gag but one that never failed to raise a smile.

Institutional Shareholder Services, the proxy advisory service, wrote: "The inability to call a special meeting and the resulting insulation of management could adversely affect corporate performance and shareholder returns".

Farage's inability to call for the closure of the hotel, or at least for a fresh government policy making breastfeeding compulsory for all children up to the age of six, left him scuppered.

Marles said the government had to answer for not just the system failure on Tuesday but the inability to call and long waits calling the ABS hotline to get a paper form.

For Jimmy, in the dark about his absent father's nationality or race, it is his inability to call himself part of any tribe that leads him towards inflammatory rebellion.

During the interview, Yang called out governments inability to address large scale problems and the challenges that technology is creating in modern American society.

From the spoken word artist who opened the show, and the DJ in charge of imbuing the event with a texture that reflected the inability for people to "call in black," to the stylist who put the looks together without a moodboard, and the shoe designer who extended Kerby's concepts to footwear all of these people came together to make "Bernie vs. Bernie" a reality.

The complete inability to smell, called anosmia, can be deadly to animals, because they rely on scent to find food.

Told by a reporter in the clubhouse he might be activated soon, Gardner stopped and asked, "When?" Too Close to Call The inability of the Yankees to pull away from the Baltimore Orioles in the A.L. East race is close to reaching record proportions.

We analyzed the characteristics of this group, focusing on signs of clinical deterioration (written notes) within 48h before death (vital signs (VS): s. blood pressure < 90mmHg; heart rate: < 50 >130 BPM; SaO2 < 90%; polypnea), or on presence (1 or more) of the following presumed risk factors (PRF): confusion - contention - unable to call - inability to clear respiratory secretions independently.