Sentence examples for inability to suggest from inspiring English sources
Curtis's targets include the western elites, who want the existing power structures to remain in place, modern technocrats and both the left and the liberal media for their inability to suggest a viable alternative, even in the wake of the financial collapse of 2008.
It is tempting to suggest an inability to develop or fully utilise such emotional biasing signals to explain apathy symptoms.
This, coupled with an inability to delay gratification, suggests that a chief executive may put his interests ahead of the company's.
The administration is, however, now trying to revive the programme.Mr Obama did not endorse any of these restrictive provisions, but his inability to stop them suggests a deference to protectionists and an unwillingness to spend political capital in defence of free trade.
"Your inability to tickle yourself suggests neurologically based definitions of self and other," he writes in a playful essay.
An individual's ability to perform ADLs is typically considered normal functional status, with an inability to perform ADLs suggesting disability.
Using a technique that allows them to pharmacologically inhibit the CSK kinase, they report rapid activation of SFK activity and robust phosphorylation of immediate downstream effectors but inability to activate ERK, suggesting some type of block.
The latter observation together with SOD's inability to block the oscillations, suggest that O2.− contributes to intra- rather than inter-cellular signaling.
The clinical studies however suggest inability to mount a febrile response to be associated with increased mortality in patients with sepsis [ 18- 20].
The army's inability to dislodge the insurgents suggests that progress will be difficult.How did Iraq, a country the world has happily ignored since American troops departed in 2011, come to such a pass?
Some studies have linked malfunctioning mitochondria to brain cells' inability to properly process APP, suggesting a connection to Alzheimer's.
