Sentence examples for inability to cross from inspiring English sources

Their inability to cross the try-line, though, was telling.

Among complaints he cited were being "packed in like sardines," laptop computer woes, inability to cross one's legs and having a passenger in front reclining in one's lap.

Palestinians outside the occupied territories are particularly moved to go to Iraq because they have been frustrated for so long at their inability to cross into the West Bank or Gaza.

The outside world is complicated by his inability to cross streets at kerbs, home life by the need for the active lightbulbs in his apartment to sustain a total wattage of 1,125.

For the north's economic problems do not stem from a lack of tech-startups or an inability to cross the Pennines at lightning-quick speed; they are borne of successive crises of capitalism, each of which leaving behind their own uncompromising legacy.

Hull's opening hour was summed up by an inexplicable kick on the second tackle from Mahe Fonua that handed possession back to Warrington and they eventually punished FC for their inability to cross the line when Currie finished off a fine break from Daryl Clark to make it 10-0.

Regardless, Bank of America's Courtney doesn't buy the argument that this inability to cross-promote is what's goosing customer acquisition costs.

The inability to cross-engage makes for a less interesting event, less combative, less sparks.

Problems can include the inability to offer real-time inventory tracking, a lack of live chat customer support, and an inability to cross-sell relevant items.

Owing to our inability to cross-check cases with laboratory sources, our estimates of incidence should be regarded as minimum estimates.

It was proposed that an inability to cross-link the integrins at the cytoplasmic end by proteins such as talin and α-actin to a comparable size (60 nm) might be the reason for this limitation.