Sentence examples for inability to use this from inspiring English sources

Though Eddie gains the ability to fly during Stage Battles, the inability to use this or to make the character jump led to reviewers getting the character stuck on the landscape at times when exploring.

They initially believed that it was possible to use the formula of Grand Theft Auto IV (2008)—a large variety of mission styles with different activities and objectives in Red Dead Redemption; as development continued, they realized that the emptiness of the world resulted in the inability to use this formula.

However, this species' restricted distribution to colder waters and the inability to use this protein in species outside of the stickleback family (Gasterosteidae) imposes limitations for this androgen biomarker's widespread usage.

Nearly 90% reported that their child never used a walker, cane, or crutches to get around, but this likely reflects their inability to use these devices rather than their ability to walk.

As is the case with many programmes for young people, children and women at district level, there is little coordination and this leads to the inability to use the available resources at district level to maximize impact.

This little fracas around YouTube comments, and my inability to use the website as I please except by using Google's own identity-hiding techniques against it reminded me of that.

The disease causes chronic joint inflammation and progressive destruction of the cartilage at the ends of bones, which can result in an inability to use the affected joints.

Symptoms of dislocation include pain and tenderness at the site, a sensation of grating or grinding on attempting to use the part, and inability to use the part.

Thus far President Obama has shown a staggering inability to use the bully pulpit in a way that demonstrates real courage and conviction.

As someone who voted for Barack Obama twice, I have long been perplexed and disheartened by his seeming inability to use the powers of the presidency.

Information overload is a symptom of our inability to use the stream efficiently, not a capitulation.