Sentence examples for inability to service from inspiring English sources

According to Salazar, SSIA will help NIA solve two major problems: its inability to service all irrigable areas, and low collection rates.

This severe cash flow challenge and inability to service the level of debt means that we have a short timeframe in which to act.

DIPLOMATS ARE MOSTLY PESSIMISTIC 3. (C) The global financial crisis and the inability to service foreign debt will make the dire situation in Cuba even worse in 2010, according to EU diplomats.

Even the most affluent of families in the region are being obliged to liquidate their estates due to their inability to service estate and inheritance taxes.

Since many of the impacts of a cyber breach parallel an extended power outage or technology disruption (such as reputational degradation or inability to service customers), ensure a seamless response plan is in place to execute recovery and notify stakeholders such as yourself.

The company filed for bankruptcy in August 2002, because of its inability to service a $1.5 billion debt load.

Due to the impacts of Sandy, T-Mobile customers may be experiencing service disruptions or an inability to access service in some areas, especially those that were hardest hit by the storm.

These papers noted insufficient services [ 24, 27, 57, 68]; lack of trust in workers and fear of consequences of asking for help [ 28]; difficulties in accessing services (i.e., transport cost and inability to contact service providers while they lived with the abusive families) [ 28, 69]; lack of knowledge of rights or services [ 35, 54] and systemic prejudices by government and society [ 33].

The lack of resources and inability to increase service provision is a disease that is blighting the NHS, both in primary and secondary care.

Each day brings a regular diet of traumatic events, abusive behaviour towards the vulnerable, frustration at lack of resources, and guilt at your inability to fully service your workload.

Rail has, and this has accounted for some loss of markets to competing modes, not generally been able to respond as adequately to shipper's enquiries for very short term and spot type movements to the same extent as road freight because of the inability to indicate service availability options, schedules, routes operated, space and weight availability leading to traffic attrition.