Sentence examples for inability to propose from inspiring English sources

These violent sects feed on the wounds of our liberal societies, on our shortcomings and on our inability to propose positive visions of the future.

A third black actor, Caroline Stefanie Clay, is cast as Varya, Lyubov's stepdaughter; her aching frustration at Lopakhin's inability to propose to her because he longs for her stepmother is given an added wrench by the racial implication.

LeMieux cited the inability to propose amendments as the reason he was opposing the motion to move forward with debate.

This issue, noted at the 2005 Summit on Standards for Arthritis Prevention and Care meeting, has contributed to the inability to propose a definite standard on health service delivery models for Canada [ 32].

In our experience, the inability of clinicians to propose rapid and appropriate information on the treatment outcome soon after its completion may create some resistance in patients during the pre-treatment information session.

In addition, the articles reported the inability of faculty members to propose specific learning methods for each training progression [ 22].

Considering the unique properties of the podocyte (highly differentiated foot-process architecture and slit membrane and the inability to regenerate), we propose a "podocyte-injury model" as the pathomechanism for SRNS due to biallelic NUP107 mutations.

Even this normally business friendly body was "frustrated" by UTs lack of transparency, Accenture's inability to deliver on proposed business plans, and over-billing.

During Dmitry Medvedev's speech on Thursday, Twitter teemed with mocking messages using the hashtag #жалкий (pathetic) and more fotozhabas were made on the spot, mostly criticising the president's inability to properly implement the proposed measures.

According to the scenario we propose, the inability to regulate the association between the chromatin and the NE in response to mechanical stimuli arising from topological transitions might have the following consequences: in S phase cells, the chromatin fiber would remain in part attached to the envelope, thus causing fork collapse.

By this point, I, too, had developed a vague aversion to the trip, an inability to recall why I'd proposed Antarctica in the first place.