Sentence examples for stop their ability from inspiring English sources

The majority of participants (52.6%) could not predict whether pain would limit or stop their ability to work until the new retirement age.

The picture that emerges from the Guardian/LSE study is more complex than the tabloid image of feckless parents without the desire or ability to stop their children rioting.

While a familiar refrain from the camp has been the need to "play in the right areas", there is also a concern that they have stopped backing their ability when space does open up, or else are failing to spot it.

As shown in Table  3, the sub-group reporting that their MH care needs were not met were more likely to have identified structural barriers as reasons that stopped or delayed their ability to get help.

A subset of participants (N = 89) also completed ratings about the factors that might have stopped or delayed their ability to get health care, the four main reasons being: the time taken to get an appointment (52%); distance to travel (45%); limited choices (42%); and cost (36%).

If Arsenal can come through against Liverpool, Stoke and Chelsea, people will have to stop making jokes about their ability to stay on top of the table.

The success of the newest anti-AIDS regimens lies in their ability to stop H.I.V. from evolving, at least for the time being.

Even though the users probably realise they are less tolerant, the compulsive nature of opioid, alcohol and cocaine use impairs their ability to stop.

The defensive stand epitomized the Knicks' play in the fourth quarter, a quarter in which, at least for a night, they rediscovered their ability to stop opponents.

With the 349-pound Jenkins stuffing the middle, the Jets have improved their ability to stop the run as much as they have improved their ability to run the ball.

He added: "Some have suggested the real reason for their disproportionate reaction is that they fear a loss of their own power and control, and want to maintain their ability to stop services".