Sentence examples for inability to devise from inspiring English sources

Sutherland, whose career has involved stints in quick succession at household names including Mars, Superdrug and most recently B&Q, bristles when it is suggested that launching an opinion poll shows his inability to devise a strategy for himself.

However, in reality, these measures are often considered independently by different planners, and decisions are made in a hierarchical manner; this has led to problems in environmental pollution control and also an inability to devise innovative solutions due to technological lock-in.

But the drive to develop QSAR derives from an inability to devise an efficient and reliable testing procedure (like HTPS) in the first place.

But her frustration also seemed directed at the inability of the United Nations, the Arab League or any other group to devise a workable proposal to help resolve the crisis in Syria, now nearly a year old.

The inability to prevent file sharing has led the recording and movie industries to devise sophisticated copy protection on their CDs and DVDs.

But this serves him well: he makes a persuasive case that Obama's inability to manage his own White House is a critical reason the administration has struggled to devise coherent economic policies.

Or maybe he will tell a bipartisan commission to devise a plan, and then blame the Democrats for the commission's inability to find a way to create something from nothing.

This jealousy led him to devise a "human camera".

To devise a process management mechanism.

Some like to devise a point system.

He worked with friends to devise strategy.