Sentence examples for inability to supply from inspiring English sources

One of our big problems was the inability to supply enough current to the transistor base in order to switch in one.

Ms. Müller was defensive about the city's inability to supply every resident with clean water, insisting that the numbers of those unserved were exaggerated.

They would like to hear how the inability to supply or administer certain medicines has so far impeded your ability to do your day-to-day job.

So it was to general and satisfying dismay on July 28th that a parliamentary committee reported on the defence ministry's habitual inability to supply its troops well.

As a result of the city government's inability to supply water to many of its people, a thriving tank-truck industry has emerged that buys water from nearby farmers and hauls it to the city's thirsty residents.

The company's inability to supply enough silicon chips to meet demand is a major reason that car factories in Japan are running at only half their normal rate and some factories elsewhere are also having to reduce output.

One of the current limitations of tissue engineering is its inability to provide sufficient blood supply in the initial phase after implantation.

Additionally, external barriers such as inadequate time and supplies and inability to provide adequate pain control or sedation also seem to influence their practice.

In the last one, the gap between demand and supply became clear as dozens of hospitals reported an "inability to provide comprehensive care" to patients.

Heart failure, defined as the inability of the heart to supply sufficient blood flow to meet the needs of the body, is a major societal burden due to its high prevalence, poor prognosis and cost.

Nursing managers indicated that the time taken to recruit nurses was compounded by the inability of the nursing agencies to supply them.