She voiced frustration over the failures, most glaringly the administration's inability to capture Qaeda leaders.
The structure of our financial capitals and the inability to capture businesses' externalities.
But, as the book progresses, Bertram becomes increasingly frustrated with his inability to capture the "prevailing light" of a scene.
But despite these victories, today's primaries also showed Senator McCain's enduring inability to capture votes from registered Republicans.
He acknowledged that the coalition's inability to capture Mr. Hussein or recover his body was helping to fuel the resistance movement.
He is acutely aware of Nike's repeated inability to capture much of that market -- including skateboarders, who consider the company arrogant and its trademark swoosh unhip.
My only complaint is the SD4000's inability to capture images with the subject in sharp focus and the background pleasantly blurred, an effect known as bokeh.
Dell's inability to capture sales in the booming notebook computer market was reflected yesterday in its fourth-quarter financial results, which showed a sharp decline in income as well as an unusual drop in revenue.
The new American administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, acknowledged this month that the coalition's inability to capture him or recover his body was helping to fuel a resistance movement led by Baath Party members.
Mr. Reich, 55, who entered the race late, was helped by his national reputation and his intellectual persona but was hurt by his inability to capture parts of the traditional Democratic base.
The UN hunger indicator's inability to capture the impact of short-term price spikes and other economic shocks (unless they fundamentally change long-term consumption patterns) is seen by some as a key shortcoming.
