Sentence examples for inability to spot from inspiring English sources
The corollary is his occasional inability to spot the flaws in people who did their bit for the liberation struggle.
Personally, the idea that my potential inability to spot expertly hidden child abuse could end in my imprisonment seems one pressure too far.
As he has previously said in defending his inability to spot the colossal bubble, "Everybody missed it — academia, the Federal Reserve, all regulators".
It attributed this to the falling price of cocaine because of the proliferation of cheaper, lower quality versions of the drug and users inability to spot the difference.
The board's calibre has been demonstrated not only in its inability to spot what was going on, but in its panicky reaction when it did.
Attacking someone such as Cowell on age terms merely distracts from what he should be attacked for – a life-long inability to spot talent if his cloth ears depended on it.
Still, the apparent inability of lenders to spot suspicious transactions is puzzling to some.
The UK entertainment industries are working together to tackle a growing problem, the inability of audiences to spot the difference between pirate and legal websites.
That term "schlep blindness" is something Graham came up with to describe the inability of innovators to spot potentially big ideas if they inherently involve a painful schlep — the Yiddish word for a tedious journey.
Those not found were either just below the threshold of significance or were poorly focused in the Redox-DIGE gels, resulting in the inability to match spots across gels and obtain statistical significance.
Learn to spot deflections.
