Sentence examples for inability to transform from inspiring English sources
"The fundamental problem was the leadership's inability to transform from warlord to statesman," Mr. Barnes said.
But on that stupefying afternoon, I found his inability to transform himself into a sports columnist magical.
Yet it comes on the heels of sustained attacks from across the political spectrum, usually centring upon claims that social landlords concentrate jobless households, and their reputed inability to transform these neighbourhoods for the better.
He suffered all his life from furious sexual desire, suffered from the lack of its gratification, suffered from the inability to transform fantasy into reality, and then went ahead and did so virtually, by way of his art.
The review concluded that the closure of the SDS "resulted from an inability to transform its processes and systems to comply with the present" guidelines that had been drawn up by senior police officers.
Gollancz knew that the LBC had made little impression on the government and was increasingly frustrated by his inability to transform the club from a thriving minority organisation into a mass movement.
However, a significant roadblock to such experiments was the inability to genetically transform the serotype 1 isolates in this study, despite numerous attempts using various known transformation protocols.
Furthermore, faithful annotation of the data is hampered by the inability to efficiently transform sequence data completely into contigs of sufficient length that capture complete protein encoding genes [ 8, 23].
Electrotransformation efficiencies of 3.7 × 10 and 3.7 × 10 transformants μg−1 plasmid DNA were obtained for pIMP1 and pSY6catP, respectively, indicating an inability of pSY6catP to transform C. pasteurianum.
However, a plasmid's inability to be transformed cannot be fully attributed to genetic incompatibility between itself and its host.
However, on account of the inability of Wnt-5a to transform cells, its role in cancer promotion was not immediately apparent.
