Sentence examples for inability to conduct from inspiring English sources
Dialogue expert William Isaacs says that problems between people often stem from an inability to conduct a successful dialogue.
If there is one area where people do find fault with Kurt Warner, it is over his inability to conduct an interview without discussing religion.
Accordingly, high C.I.A. and Justice officials -- worried about exposure of the agency's inability to conduct covert operations -- desperately want Atta's Saddam connection to be disbelieved.
Mr. Sheikhly played down the recent violence, though, saying the groups were seeking publicity to compensate for their inability to conduct major offensive operations, which have been sharply curtailed by the surge.
And, hampered by the inability to conduct proper tests of the N-1 rocket, the complex combination of 30 boosters at the heart of their Moon effort, the Soviets experienced repeated launching failures.
In recent months, that company has come into conflict with the governments of Dubai and India over their inability to conduct surveillance of messages sent via its encrypted service.
"It indicates a considerable inability, certainly to conduct any kind of day to day or even week to week operational guidance," he said.
As for the sources of stigma, we differentiate between 1) burden-related stigma, derived from the inability of individuals to conduct productive activities and look after themselves, 2) blame-related stigma, resulting from the association of PLHA with negatively-defined behaviours and 3) stigma derived from the fear of being infected by HIV through casual or sexual contact [ 30, 45].
The program was further hampered last year by an inability of I.N.S. workers to conduct on-site interviews in some countries because of security concerns.
It is possible that a depolarized membrane potential could result in inactivation of Na+ channels, which could lead to inability of the axons to conduct closely spaced action potentials.
