Sentence examples for inability to join from inspiring English sources

His inability to join the living doesn't erode his delight in life.

Assuming he is nonetheless forced to bomb, Britain's inability to join the attack would probably hurt British pride rather more than Britain's already-diminished standing with America.How damaged Mr Cameron is by his defeat is also moot.

In a letter to the jury published online this week, Littell ended with the hope that "my inability to join you today will be taken for what it is, an expression of our common love of literature... literature is a very private matter now [and] belongs to a sphere utterly different from the interaction of that work with those who read it, comment on it, praise it or damn it".

Our cover story on Carlsberg three years ago focused on the Danish brewer's inability to join the consolidation rush in the global beer market.

"We can handle diplomatic isolation, but economic isolation is fatal," Mr Ma told a news conference recently, referring to Taiwan's inability to join the United Nations or sign free-trade deals with other countries because of objections from China.

It included a five-day trek that emulated the 1921 march of 10,000 people from Marmet to Blair, an event that ultimately led to a battle over miners' inability to join labor unions.

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He accepts the limitations of Whitehall - and, implicitly, its inability, up to now, to join up policy - and, like his boss, he wants to devolve more power to city-regions, councils and communities.

Therefore, these results fit with the inability of these cells to join the effector clusters.

A chemical start to life, therefore can assume their presence, but must have some way of overcoming the inability of the monomers to join together.

Although those seeds provided a clean and complete assembly, the inability of all contigs to join highlighted the reality that there were practical limits to the contig extension that PRICE could accomplish, and the presence of regions with insufficient data for assembly can generate inaccessible genomic islands that would be missed by seeds distributed too sparsely.