Sentence examples for point of inability from inspiring English sources
No patients were enrolled who were paralyzed or who were sedated to the point of inability to interact with the ventilator.
Based on interview data, a few participants believe that they have not yet reached the point of inability to control alcohol abuse, and find it hard to recognise themselves as drunkards.
"Arcadia" 's concluding words are spoken by an unmarried modern scholar who makes something of a point of her inability or unwillingness to dance.
So far all our evidence points to inability of the 'PPXY' motif mutants to undergo Shh-induced endocytosis rather than a defect in their intrinsic activity.
It was his unwillingness to see the other point of view and inability to take people with him that were his weaknesses.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 23 , 1943P. 36 The trouble with young children who haven't quite learned to talk is (from the bystander's point of view) their inability to control the volume of sound they produce.
The trouble with young children who haven't quite learned to talk is (from the bystander's point of view) their inability to control the volume of sound they produce.
Although most of Shōji's troops had escaped from Koli Point, the inability of the Japanese to keep their forces on Guadalcanal adequately supplied or reinforced prevented them from contributing effectively to what turned out to be Japan's ultimately unsuccessful effort to hold the island or retake Henderson Field from Allied forces.
This week Iridium said it had recruited 200 distribution partners among cellular companies.The weakest point of MSS is its inability to connect a call with a satellite from inside a building, unless the handset is near a window.
The starting point of analysis is the inability of the 1-D codes to account for natural convection in the heater.
Whether this is a breach of their human rights or not is a point of ongoing discussion, but their inability to cast a vote while incarcerated doesn't impact their right to hold an opinion.
