Sentence examples for inability to marshal from inspiring English sources

Luther's understanding came to him after a long inner conflict in which he agonized, even despaired, over his inability to marshal his will adequately to do good works.

But associates of General Downing said he had become increasingly frustrated by his inability to marshal the authority he needed to become the center, as he had expected, of White House counterterrorism efforts.

The U.S. hasn't built a single one, because of the inability to marshal the state to intervene in the public interest.

But the worst part of Merkel's address was the way she dismissed what the rest of the planet now regards as inarguable fact: European leaders' apparent inability to marshal the resources to protect their shared currency.

But the toll to the economy and infrastructure has also proved immense, and recovery efforts throughout the coastal state of Vargas have been slowed by the inability of authorities to marshal money, organization, personnel and equipment.

Twitter and Facebook were used to marshal reinforcements.

Lake County officials called the state police to marshal resources.

Bondholders are harder to marshal than bank lenders.

He was promoted to marshal of the RAF in 1967.

It pays to marshal your evidence.

Robust efficacy beliefs may help to marshal coping responses that reduce stress and anxiety.