Sentence examples for inability to overcome from inspiring English sources

A total inability to overcome it," he says.

Their inability to overcome a durable Gillingham side means they have gone six games without victory.

The euro is hobbled by Europe's inability to overcome its economic disparities.

We were disappointed in the hospital's inability to overcome its financial problems and the constant interference by Nassau County administration.

This particular action reflected Mao's disillusionment with the Red Guards because of their inability to overcome their factional differences.

"It could be an addition to drinking, smoking; it could be an inability to overcome a hatred in your own family.

I'll forgive anyone a slow start in a tournament, but the main shortcoming England's players suffer from - an inability to concentrate, overcome adversity or pass the ball quickly from A to B with any regularity - take years, not a fortnight to remedy.

The very existence of these different programs and an inability to effectively overcome this nature of the health financing system are reflected in the results and, importantly, in the current reform aims of the government of Jordan [ 18, 19].

But I refuse to believe that our inability — or reluctance — to overcome corruption is only a function of history.

They said the agreements showed that Mr. Obama retained influence and credibility among the allies despite his party's drubbing in the recent midterm elections and his inability so far to overcome Senate Republican objections to a revised nuclear arms treaty with Russia.

It has been suggested that the inability of DI to overcome bronchoconstriction is a fundamental abnormality of asthma, and could contribute to BHR [ 15].