Sentence examples for inability to have from inspiring English sources

The inability to have a good time.

Of May's inability to have children: "I'm sure Theresa will be really sad".

And she will always wonder if it was a factor in her inability to have children.

In turn, that will bring on premature menopause and the inability to have more children.

"Just the proportion of the cuts and the inability to have any fat in the system".

The form telegraphs an awareness of the inability to have all the answers.

She said, however, that the remarriage was clearly happy, if at times shadowed by the couple's inability to have children.

It's Brandon's absolute cut-offness – his inability to have a relationship – that's so grim, and so real.

The other ailments are Orgasmic Disorder which includes inorgasmia (inability to have orgasm) and the unnamed condition of "muffled" orgasms.

One medic said that hospitals' growing inability to have a full complement of doctors on duty meant "we don't have time to review patients properly.

Deborah Voigt was especially fine as the mythical Empress, tortured by her lack of a shadow, not to say her inability to have children.