Sentence examples for inability to save from inspiring English sources

A lack of savings and many people's inability to save on squeezed salaries.

As with Perfect Dark, Metal Gear Solid's inability to save the game at any point can be frustrating.

It is not uncommon for clients to be troubled and guilt-ridden over their inability to save someone else from being tortured or killed.

At the climax of this story, the priest persuaded Luka to unearth his buried guilt over his inability to save his own family.

While faults like the inability to save the game in the middle of levels prevent it from being perfect, Perfect Dark comes close.

To be fair, JCVD seems like a nice guy, if a little prone to bursting into frustrated tears at his inability to save the world.

Retailers talk about the plans as a way to give consumers more choice, but in fact it's the result of the opposite: the desperation arising from many Americans' inability to borrow, save and, most important, earn.

His voice is the thing that drives the novel; highly educated and constantly over-thinking, he is repeatedly torn between self-loathing at his own arrogance and snobbishness, and disgust at his inability or unwillingness to save himself.

But the biggest tragedy, I think, is the inability to begin to save for retirement after you leave college, because you are so saddled with student-loan debt.

Competitive altruism has not yet taken hold in the global community; rather, we see the inability to unite to save the planet from ecological catastrophe, and failure to thwart civil wars and military takeovers, as has been the norm in the past.

Inability to use saved seed and inadequate agronomic information trap cotton farmers on biotechnology and insecticide treadmills.