Sentence examples for inability to successfully from inspiring English sources

A case in point: Sprint's inability to successfully integrate Nextel, a competing telecommunications company it bought in 2005.

My inability to successfully field this one felt like the killer blow to my application, and I staggered from the room, utterly defeated.

"Our inability to successfully expand internationally could adversely affect our business, financial condition and operating results," the company said in its filing.

A team from the BBC's Panorama programme, which was given access to the West Yorkshire police investigation, said social workers commissioned a psychological report in December 2003, which warned of Matthews: "Her ability to protect her children is compromised by her inability to successfully place the children's needs above her own".

"But this was a crisis which emanated from major mistakes in macroeconomic policy around the world, and fundamentally the inability to successfully co-ordinate macroeconomic policy so that globally you wouldn't get the imbalances, the capital flows, that created the difficulties in the banking system".

DJ's inability to successfully self-manage without prescribed medication ultimately caused the deaths of two innocent men, Jeremy McMillan and Officer Craig Shaw, by his hands, and his own death at the hands of the Lancaster, Texas, police department in 2010.

His perceived inability to deal successfully with those problems led to an overwhelming defeat in his bid for reelection.

In an extreme example, a wolf pack whose home range is traversed by a high-traffic-volume highway was extirpated due to inability to hunt successfully under a scenario wherein human presence levels were increased 10-fold.

After all, the inability to breed successfully with other groups has long been an operational definition of species.

Explanations for ASEAN's inability to more successfully influence Myanmar over the last decade have shifted from accusations that the organization does nothing to live up to its on-paper commitments to the belief that what it does is wholly ineffective.

But there is a deeper reason for America's inability to confront Isis successfully.