Sentence examples for inability to stage from inspiring English sources

In his previous movie, "Moulin Rouge!," his inability to stage anything clearly was disguised by spasmodic camera movements and abrupt cutting; the fragments were glued together to form a bumpy continuity of sorts.

There was also severe criticism from senior Soviet representatives who blamed front commanders for poor management of forces, their inability to stage offensives and for their armchair generalship, as Vasilevsky points out in his memoirs.

It is also limited by its inability to stage high rectal tumours and painful tumours.

15 The low apparent rate of IFN treatment can be attributed to the inability to stage patients accurately using claims data.

However, the variability in determining a true pathological complete response, as well as the inability to accurately stage the nodes, argues against a non-operative approach.

Patients with pT1 or less UCB were generally treated with transurethral resection of the bladder tumor with or without intravesical therapy, whereas all patients with high-grade UUT-UC were recommended to undergo radical nephroureterectomy due to the inability to accurately stage and resect the tumor and/or effectively deliver intracavitary therapy [ 26].

(The delay is due to iOS's inability to support staged rollouts, we understand).

The belief that Britain can prosper without a strong industrial base has been shattered by the revelation of the illusory nature of the country's financial sector wealth and by the inability of its manufacturing sector to stage an export boom despite a 30% devaluation since the crisis.