Sentence examples for inability to earn from inspiring English sources
"The contractual changes, and the pressure of work related to that, the inability to earn a living, the changes to GP pensions and the capping of pensions more generally….
Perhaps more telling of Mr. Sharpton's failure to sell his message was his inability to earn any delegates in the Sixth Congressional District, which has a higher concentration of black voters than any other district in the state.
One of those was the 2-2 drat at Old Trafford in October 1995; the Guardian's Scott Murray said the match "explained 1990s football in a nutshell", such was Liverpool's inability to earn a result that was commensurate with their performance.
Because of her inability to earn income due to injuries from the assault, she has lost almost everything.
He had many conflicts with his family members because of his drunkenness, frequent travels, and inability to earn steady income, factors cited by his first three wives as reasons for their divorces.
For male patients, the inability to earn a salary and loss of strength threatened their sense of masculinity.
As "4-Hour Trek Across New York for 4 Hours of Work, and $28" (front page, May 6) shows, long commutes are a fact of life for low-wage workers, along with an inability to make ends meet on the wages they earn.
He went on to describe how the inability to maintain this regular activity affected his capacity to earn an income (work role), which in turn limited his capacity to financially support his daughter (fathering role).
"We got to earn everything.
