Sentence examples for inability to counter from inspiring English sources

Saudi leaders were furious over Iranian influence there, and their inability to counter it.

(Kahneman admits his own inability to counter some of these effects).

The government's inability to counter the jihadists has eroded its popularity.

He decided to head the militia after he saw the government's weakness and its inability to counter the creeping rebel takeover of the east.

Some Democrats feared that Obama himself — cool, cerebral, aloof — was a problem, reflected by the campaign's apparent inability to counter McCain's bold communications strategy effectively.

His refusal to ascend the platform due to his realisation that "the debate was not neutral" was seized upon as evidence of Murray's moral bankruptcy and inability to counter the group's motion.

The theory postulates that aging is, in the absence of other risk factors (e.g. infections, smoking, hypercholesterolemia), the net consequence of free radical-induced damage and the inability to counter-balance these changes by anti-oxidative defenses.

Bows are unaffected by the triangle, can attack from a distance, and do higher amounts of damage against flying units like pegasi, but this is offset by the bow-wielder's inability to counter-attack melee strikes.

The precise mechanism that leads to the inability of RSV to counter the IFN response in pulmonary macrophage cells is currently unclear and will require further examination.

In 2010, Brown nabbed Ted Kennedy's former Massachusetts senate seat out of the blue, signaling the arrival of the Tea Party movement and the inability of the Democrats to counter the right's agenda of drowning government in a bathtub.

Yet the inability of radio broadcasters to counter the steady stream of disparaging articles and blogs that leave behind a residue of inaccurate impressions about the future of terrestrial radio's health presents a classic marketing problem that demands a finesse that has been sorely lacking.