Sentence examples for inability to reduce from inspiring English sources

The tech industry's political clout, combined with the city's apparent inability to reduce homelessness, has spurred resentment.

By September, the company had repeatedly cut earnings estimates, and Mr. Anderson attributed its "disappointing" results partly to its inability to reduce costs.

For some years now, the ANC's hegemony has been straining under the weight of its inability to reduce poverty or deliver jobs and effective public services.

The fundamental threat to the human species is, of course, our collective inability to reduce our carbon emissions and slow the pace of climate change.

He has expressed frustrations with the agency and its inability to reduce the number of migrants entering the country via the southern border.

Consider the case of a large, sophisticated high-tech manufacturer, long frustrated by its inability to reduce its inventory of parts and components.

Furthermore, emotional distress is reported to affect physicians' patient work through an increased irritability, inability to concentrate and reduced work capacity [ 27].

The investigation of the behaviour of Pt hydrous films in base is complicated by the inability to quantitatively reduce such deposits in solutions of high pH.

The aircraft also landed at an extremely high rate of descent due to the inability to flare (reduce the rate of descent prior to touch down by increasing pitch).

An inability to sufficiently reduce peripheral resistance in these circumstances would augment cardiac afterload, thus further increasing arterial pressure.

Furthermore tight nuchal cord, defined as inability to manually reduce the loop over the head, was recorded in 6.6% of 219,337 live births and was also not associated with adverse neonatal outcome [ 10].