Sentence examples for inability to lead from inspiring English sources

But Mr. De la Rúa's critics say he has consistently shown an inability to lead, and his cabinet appears to be in a constant state of division and disarray, leading to concerns that the president will not be able to complete the final two years of his term.

Colleagues say he has become increasingly vocal about Corbyn's alleged inability to lead a campaign.

What worries me the most is our federal government's inability to lead.

Anger at the government for the lack of consistent policy to minimise emissions locally, and inability to lead globally.

It is not news that Trump has an essential inability to lead, cerebrally, morally, in times of crisis.

He is often criticized for his arrogance, for his suspect hustle and for his inability to lead his team in the playoffs.

Their sense of entitlement as consumers, along with an inability to let go, leads some parents to want to manage all aspects of their children's college lives -- from the quest for admission to their choice of major.

An inability to extend the lead caused severe tension and the side would have been knocked out if Matthew Upson's tackle had not stopped the substitute Zlatko Dedic from claiming an equaliser.

While Chelsea rued their inability to take a lead back to London, Galatasaray were content with a home draw following a difficult start.

Now, we can't say whether this inability to take five logically leads to burn-out.

During the fast cascade stage, inadequate situational awareness led to inability to take timely emergency control measures.