Sentence examples for serious inability from inspiring English sources

"Unfinished Debate on Iraq" (editorial, Jan . 13 cites the "serious inability of American civilian agencies" to meet Iraq's post-conflict needs.

The Iraq war has laid bare the serious inability of American civilian agencies to quickly and coherently meet the country's postconflict needs, from reviving energy infrastructure to organizing federal and local governments.

Ahsan, and his co-defendant Babar Ahmad, are currently housed in the Northern Correctional Institute in Connecticut, a maximum security facility, which, according to the prison's website, is: "[D]esignated to manage those inmates who have demonstrated a serious inability to adjust to confinement posing a threat to the safety and security of the community, staff and other inmates".

With no approved treatment or cure, doctors advised Ms. Yar Khan to stay home and prepare for what was to come – a life of serious physical inability.

Study exclusion criteria include serious health conditions, inability to engage in any form of physical activity, pregnancy, severe depression, inability to commit to follow up clinic sessions, or no access to a mobile phone with text message features.

Anyway, this seemed far more serious than an inability to do long division, which in adulthood I have never once regretted.

Mean general functioning was low, with 96% of participants in the range from serious impairments to inability to function in almost all areas (global assessment of functioning scores 50 to 21).

Then the disease gradually leads to more serious problems like the inability to find words.

Employers had serious concerns about employees' inability to write in sentences, spell correctly or use accurate grammar, or spot simple numerical errors.

The book's most serious failing is an inability to shed much new light on the Chrysler side of the story.

The report will state that the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority faces "serious risks," including an inability to make essential payments, like salaries, with all the implications that has for stability.