Sentence examples for inability to exploit from inspiring English sources

In short, the region is blessed with gas but cursed with an inability to exploit it.

"Obama has had a good run during the lame-duck, but his problem, all along, has not been the achievement but rather his inability to exploit the achievements.

And just as Roosevelt benefited from his opponents' inability to exploit the radio effectively, Mr. Obama has been aided by a technologically inept Republican leadership.

There are many things to be said by way of criticism of the financial system, but its inability to exploit a profit opportunity is not one of them.

But his game sputtered in a flurry of bad decisions and poor reads and an inability to exploit his impressive athleticism.

John Hughes's team were emphatically the more threatening, even if the menace was accompanied by the uneasy recognition of their season-long ability to outplay opponents and leave defeated as a consequence of their inability to exploit their advantages.

Though developments in technology have overcome the constraints on learning space, an inability to appropriately exploit the technology may make it an obstacle to learning instead.

Ironically, Newsweek was once a pioneer among news providers on the Internet, but its web efforts have been bogged down by the company's inability to fully exploit the shift from proprietary networks to the World Wide Web.

Realisation of the potential of dense gas anti-solvent precipitation for commercially viable processing of fine chemicals is hindered by our inability to fully exploit the advantages afforded to dense gases.

Given that auxotrophic markers are important for facilitating the genetic manipulation of S. cerevisiae (Pronk 2002), the inability to conveniently exploit all the available auxotrophic markers in a given laboratory strain is an unfortunate limitation.

The consequences include inability to work.