Sentence examples for repeated inability from inspiring English sources
He is acutely aware of Nike's repeated inability to capture much of that market -- including skateboarders, who consider the company arrogant and its trademark swoosh unhip.
With left tackle Sebastian Vollmer out, Brady was under pressure for much of the night, and it showed in the offense's repeated inability to get into a rhythm.
I don't see them offering us a real truce, but it's the repeated inability to grasp what it is this group is about and its aspirations within the Muslim world that is so dispiriting.
A misguided focus on clinical practice rather than backroom integration, a failure to cut costs, and the repeated inability to execute plans and adapt to changing conditions in the health care marketplace all contributed to BIDMC's dismal performance.
Given the repeated inability of departments of state, and the charity commission, to comprehend the religious contribution to civil society this could set the Archbishop on a course of conflict with the party of power.
But the publicity surrounding the accident near San Diego, and Toyota's repeated inability to quell consumer concerns with a definitive solution, has also prompted a flood of lawsuits reminiscent of the litigation a decade ago arising out of the rollovers of Ford Explorers equipped with Firestone tires.
He repeated his inability to understand why the United States was still arming and supporting Syrian Kurdish fighters to conduct a ground war against the Islamic State.
Among the costs are lost productivity; increased family stress; increased physical illnesses; diminished self-esteem; increased dependency; repeated need for hospitalizations; inability to maintain friendships; and difficulty attaining life goals, such as completing school and working.
His inability, despite repeated efforts, to craft a lasting cease-fire or to start peace talks grew increasingly painful against the daily tragedy of bloodied children and dead families in the wreckage of another Russian or Syrian air raid.
One child, who lacked a pre-treatment blood sample, was identified during maintenance chemotherapy with a history of repeated cytopenias and an inability to tolerate mercaptopurine; TGNs after 50 mg/m mercaptopurine for 6 weeks were 2347 pmol.
Representativeness and generalization of the results to the entire MSM population in Norway might not be feasible, as Internet sampling is subject to selection bias, misrepresentation as a member of the sampled population, repeated participation, missing data, inability to gather biological specimens etc. [ 9].
