Sentence examples for inability to convert from inspiring English sources

That inability to convert pressure to points was crucial.

But his inability to convert masterpieces to paychecks reduced his legacy to a footnote.

Van Gaal was more concerned with his strikers' inability to convert their chances during open play.

The most glaring weakness in Monday night's performance was Federer's inability to convert on break point.

His inability to convert on free kicks and scoring chances sapped some of the life out of the stadium.

"Once again I have to front up to the thing that's costing us, our inability to convert chances," the Leicester manager said.

Following a bit of a train debacle caused by my inability to properly convert the 24-hour clock, I made it back to Vernazza by midnight.

However, a major barrier to mass production of biofuels is the inability to efficiently convert insoluble polysaccharides to fermentable sugars [ 3].

The sustainability of the revolving fund was threatened when the barter system was in place, due to the inability of communities to convert goods into cash.

The high activity of LDHA and monocarboxylate transporters also increased in hypoxia through HIF-1, combined with the inability of cells to convert pyruvate to acetyl CoA by activating PDK-1 results in elevated lactate (Brahimi-Horn et al, 2007).

Consistent with the inability of SeCobAW93A to convert Co II Cbl and Co II Cbi+ to 4c species and the lack of catalytic activity displayed by this variant, the computed ED value for the Phe-Ala fragment is 115 kJ/mol smaller than that obtained for the Phe-Trp fragment present in SeCobAWT, highlighting the importance of the F91 residue in stabilizing the "closed" conformation of the protein.