But it is not only an inability to sense pain that makes Cameron stand out: she also never panics.
The company has been attacked for not only its inability to solve the ongoing safety crisis, but also its lack of transparency and inconsistent communication strategy.
Their fear is only their inability to face what is real, and I can't vent any anger against them, I only feel this appalling sadness.
When free iron was supplemented to the strains that grew poorly, growth was improved but, with the exception of only one strain (CcD93), not to the level of the human isolates, indicating that it is not only their inability to obtain iron that limits their proliferation (Supplementary Figure S1).
More liberal definitions of disability require only the inability to perform the duties of one's usual occupation.
When Vicki screamed at Maura "you're perfect the way you are" it was not only her inability to understand Maura's trans identity that was being challenged, but Maura's own self-obsession.
The stunning decision by House Speaker John Boehner to resign from office in October is a sign of not only his inability to lead a congressional party riven between its establishment and tea party wings, but also the toll fighting that fight has taken on him -- and the GOP more broadly.
As Stephen's complex story evolves we see that these humans are condemned to failure by one thing, and one thing only: their inability to tell a rollicking good tale.The main characters in the book then get together in a tavern where they spend all their days telling each other stories, while all their nights they spend, well, telling each other stories.
As such, there are several experimental limitations involved in current NIRS methods: the need for participants to maintain a sitting posture, the restriction of movement to the right upper arm only, the inability to twist one's head, and the need to avoid conversation, all of which may induce cognition-related brain activity that contaminates NIRS data.
The "remainers" fell flat-footed in not only an inability to formulate concisely a tangible reason for voting their way, but also in articulating an affirmative case for why staying in the EU would be beneficial for the U.K. Instead their campaign focused abstractly on what would be the costs to the U.K. if it were to pull out of the EU.
