Sentence examples for inability to send from inspiring English sources

But that effort will be hampered by Washington's inability to send Americans to Yemen's most dangerous areas, which are also some of its poorest.

This will often involve the blocking of websites containing banned terms, or the inability to send and receive communications containing those words.

In announcing the unorthodox sentence, Judge James P. Jones of United States District Court indicated that he was troubled by his inability to send the executives to prison.

The new operating system is intended to correct several obvious omissions in the BlackBerry PlayBook, most notably its inability to send or receive e-mail without being linked to a BlackBerry phone.

And the company did not, as was expected, offer any information about a long-promised software upgrade which will overcome several significant shortcomings in the PlayBook, particularly its inability to send or receive e-mail without being linked to a BlackBerry phone.

Reports of missed calls, broken voice mail, and the inability to send and receive texts seem pretty rampant.

Hunt wants the WhatsApps and Snapchats of this world to engineer in the inability for minors to send naked selfies or to type words on social media sites that could be used to bully.

And if he does, it's typically in the form of self-criticism — about, for instance, his initial inability to sell subscriptions when Plimpton sends him to a Chicago book fair: "At a deli you don't really try to sell people things; instead, you act as if you want to kill them".

And they dismiss the notion that her inability to order a meal in French means she cannot cajole the European Union to send more troops into Afghanistan.

In his reply, he promised to send "a few charts and graphs which should glaringly highlight the company's inability to collect and convert sales into cash and also their inability to reinvest cash at good rates of return".

The aim was to send a strong message across the continent that as the President herself had coined "disability is not inability".