(Both attributes indicate an inability to move the work offshore).
It underscores perhaps a larger weakness of her tenure: an inability to move the Legislature.
Mr. Kaplan described their performance as an "inability to move from the informal to the formal".
The Beltway chorus of the moment blames President Obama for his inability to move his proposals through a dunderheaded Congress.
Potential buyers had been turned off by the Nets' inability to move easily within the tristate area.
But India's manufacturing and export potential are still crippled by an inability to move goods in and around the country.
But the trouble is not virtual reality per se – it is the inability to move from one world to another.
Instead, it remains an enduring, blazer-clad symbol of English football's inability to move with the times.
That, and Trump's inability to move either wing of his party, suggests a different kind of problem.
The outdated styles seem to reflect a deeper inertia among the exiles — an inability to move beyond the political and social mind-set of the Shah era.
We leave them both silent, a sign of strength, and waiting, a sign of the inability to move forward on their own.
