Sentence examples for inability to set up from inspiring English sources
Of course, this story squares with the reputation Carey has earned over the years, as evidenced on "Mariah's World" when her assistants panicked at their inability to set up an Apple TV for the singer to watch while she falls asleep.
Japan still has numerous structural problems, most glaringly the inability of the government to set up a Resolution Trust Corp.-like Corp.-like wentityduring our sasings and loan debacle, to purge the system of its bad paper.
This has hampered efforts to set up mutagenic screens with A. gossypii because of the inability to isolate single spores.
On the other hand, opting for surgery is not without its risks - waiting time to set up the operating rooms, lack of surgical expertise, anesthesia, cardioplegia, and inability to remove or dissolve distal thrombi.
Incensed by its inability legally to confiscate a weapons shipment from North Korea to Yemen that was intercepted at sea earlier this year, America decided to set up a new interdiction regime to crack down on such trade.
What experiments to set up?
An inability to set prices would affect this long-term strategy.
Because the inability to say "No" -- the inability to set personal boundaries -- is one of the most common, insidious causes of human suffering.
Some respondents felt that they had not been given time to prepare recording and reporting tools, and hasty implementation had resulted in an inability to plan or set up a monitoring system.
Bharara seemed equally frustrated by his inability to clear the high bars set up by criminal law and by his critics' inability to understand why they exist.
