Sentence examples for inability to switch from inspiring English sources

Inability to switch off (ITSO) is a modern curse.

Despite the pressures, the lack of holidays and the inability to switch off, I couldn't imagine not being freelance.

Like Dylan he's on a permanent cycle of touring and, like Dylan, outsiders are prone to pity his apparent inability to switch off.

What has hobbled DC instead has been the inability to switch a high-voltage DC line fast enough when it has to be turned off in a hurry.

Autism may stem from some deficit in information processing or simply from inability to switch attention; no one can be sure which of the faculties we take for granted is damaged.

My life revolved around paid work and because I was working long hours and had an inability to switch off, I discovered it was just incompatible with my illness.

For example, it has to be clarified whether T cell deletion in vivo after weak antigenic stimulation is caused by the inability to switch-on NFATc2 in these Th cells, leaving them not "fit" and prone to disappear [43].

Plantation crops are likely to be highly vulnerable to climate change because of their long economic life span, their typically non-irrigated cropping pattern and the inability to easily switch crops due to high upfront capital costs.

According to this view, the infant's inability to flexibly switch the locus of attention leads to problems in self-regulation, as well as a decrease in orienting to socially relevant stimuli.

The inability to exchange with free fatty acids would exclude the type of "on/off" regulatory switch that is characteristic of ligand-modulated nuclear receptors.

It results from increasing transistor counts combined with an inability to reduce the power to switch a transistor.