Sentence examples for inability to exercise from inspiring English sources
His inability to exercise exacerbated his problems.
These patients have chest pain, shortness of breath, and, often, an inability to exercise due to chronic insufficient blood flow to the heart.
Tribal uniqueness has thus come to include tribes' singular inability to exercise jurisdiction over nonmembers, despite the reality that people and commerce move freely across tribal and nontribal land.
Five years later, the baseball player Curt Flood called himself "a well paid slave" because of his inability to exercise free agency (for which he went to court, and lost both the case and his career).
In those cases, the plaintiffs have claimed that they have an increased fear of cancer as a result of exposure, as well as an inability to exercise or other minor symptoms.
"His prolonged confinement in a solitary holding cell is unquestionably taking its toll on his intellect; his inability to exercise due to [prison] regulations has affected his physical appearance in a manner that suggests physical weakness".
In my opinion, each side is partially correct: the problem of rising public college tuition is driven by a combination of declining state subsidy levels and the inability of universities to exercise the cost discipline that is common for well-managed organizations outside academia.
Sometimes, the inability of clinicians to exercise that index of suspicion for congenital malaria has unwittingly increased the duration of hospital stay of the neonate or led to an increase in neonatal mortality.
The survey results showed that physicians do not recognize the importance of values such as "collegial relationships" or "public service," and these findings reflect a lack of collective medical professionalism, i.e., an inability and unwillingness to exercise self-governance, to nurture professional attitudes among colleagues, and to establish a moral culture as a professional group.
It has been suggested that problems with activity modulation in the basal ganglia and thalamus may contribute to the inability of TS patients to exercise behavioral inhibition as a result of these structures' effects on behavioral inhibition via the prefrontal, parietal, temporal, and cingulate cortices.
