Sentence examples for obvious inability from inspiring English sources

That was fueled by the obvious inability of the American-picked Iraqi Governing Council to bring peace.

The Dutchman persisted with Juan Mata on the right flank, despite his obvious inability to keep pace with Rose.

In a sense (leaving aside the obvious inability of the US military to actually win wars), it may, at this point, be what we do best.

Washington's painfully obvious inability to curb China's controversial island-building programme straddling the international shipping lanes of the South China Sea is seen as further evidence that the pivot is failing.

Mr. Bush's aides have spent eight years ridiculing arms control agreements as "old think" and denying any relationship between what America does with its own nuclear weapons and its obvious inability to constrain others' behavior.

Despite the long time between the visits from the teacher and the students' obvious inability to perform the assigned task, the teacher perceives it as laziness from the students.

The change in government last September made obvious Japan's inability to reconcile itself to today's proliferation dynamics.

United's problem was as obvious as their inability to solve it: a lack of composure despite Mourinho having the interval to put this right.

Yet despite its power, HTML has flaws, the most obvious being an inability to make distinctions between the presentation of computer data and the data itself.

Moreover, the Windows software has lots of rough edges, the most obvious being its inability to change video brightness and contrast settings.

This is obvious from our inability to conceive of a half or a third of a soul, or of the extension which a soul occupies.