Sentence examples for inability to offer from inspiring English sources

He apologized for his unkempt appearance, and for his inability to offer me coffee or tea.

Such a conception of liberalism and democracy, however, will not only reveal its inability to offer wise representation to citizens.

She has often felt frustrated, she said, by her inability to offer more than comfort to victims of violence.

Manchester United must hope that their inability to offer Champions League football next season doesn't count against them.

But the officials also said they were frustrated over their inability to offer more specifics because the reports, including intercepted communications overseas, gave no more specific indications.

The niggles were about some fairly ham-fisted treatment around contracts, an aggressive attitude to secondary rights and a seeming inability to offer a responsive and sympathetic voice.

Take tents: the best ones were made with cotton, and Meigs recognized a plain inability to provide enough material to offer cover for the rain and cold elements to all soldiers.

He set up a goal perfectly for Daniel Sturridge and performed well, but the downside was seen in his inability to naturally offer protection to left-back Leighton Baines when he was specifically targeted by the Italians.

But parents are frustrated and even infuriated by the city's inability, so far, to offer solutions for 2009.

The inability of the Europeans to offer Iran a reliable path out of its predicament and the rise of a new conservative government in Tehran confident that it could resume its nuclear activities and sustain its economic power, doomed the E.U.-3's enterprising efforts.

One of the reasons for this is the inability of IT systems to offer sufficient integration in many cases.