Sentence examples for seeming inability from inspiring English sources

Yet even loyalists are increasingly frustrated by Mr Kim's seeming inability to focus on his reforms.

Meanwhile, an opportunity lurks in China's seeming inability to create innovative products with international identities.

On Friday, criticisms of the government's seeming inability to prevent attacks began to emerge.

His seeming inability to connect with people sometimes undermined his work.

In many ways the documentary is about Ms. Rice's frustration with the seeming inability of government to get things done.

China, like Germany, is frustrated at the E.U.'s seeming inability to coordinate policy, say the report's authors.

What is saving the rest of humanity is the virus's seeming inability to spread easily from person to person.

MOAN OF THE MATCH It's becoming a bit repetitive but Liverpool's seeming inability to properly deal with set-pieces.

"However, what has really concerned us is management's seeming inability to get its hands around these issues".

OF course it wasn't about the hot sauce, but his seeming inability to ask for what he wanted.

Updike's first nonfictioncollection in eight years displays breathtaking scope aswell as the author's seeming inability to write badly.