Sentence examples for no inability from inspiring English sources
But if the President objects — declaring in writing "that no inability exists" — it gets complicated: then the Vice-President and a majority of the Cabinet, or of Congress, have to tell the Speaker and the president pro tem that the President can't do his job.
Taylor's complex assessment suggests no inability on our part to understand the force behind both kinds of world pictures.
For example, the multivariate adjusted regression analysis (Model 2) show that women with inability to pay for ordinary bills had an increased risk of 1.81 for psychological distress; 1.85 for severe anxiety and 1.55 for use of antidepressant medications compared with women with no inability to pay for ordinary bills.
I did leave my husband a few years later, though, and I found myself pretty much stranded with no money, an inability to legally work, a daughter to support, and a need to figure out what was possible in a rather hostile environment.
Part of Brion's procrastination is an inability to say no.
Macaque 34912's T cells showed no selective inability to produce cytokines before it became infected, indicating that the lack of protection from subsequent infection was not due to inability to produce cytokines.
Some of the iPhone-like downsides are here, too: nonremovable battery, no memory card, an inability to play Flash videos online.
So, in order to increase their supply on the site, he set out to overcome the difficulties that users had often no more than an inability to remember the vital statistics of the machine they had been using.Then he stumbled on the issue of waste and realised that the company could do even more.
Others say that $750,000 is a lot to spend for an advertising experiment that has limited analytics, no targeting, and an inability to show ROI — especially when stacked up against other digital alternatives like Facebook.
No farmers cited an inability to find workers as a problem (Table 4).
Subject queries revealed no exposure-related symptoms and an inability to discriminate between the exposures.
