Sentence examples for surprising inability from inspiring English sources

His awkwardness didn't have direct policy implications, but it revealed a surprising inability to defend his own chosen electoral narrative against fairly obvious attacks.

But a 3-0 defeat at Hannover, coupled with Dortmund's surprising inability to at least draw at home to Hoffe saw them drop to 17th – and straight back down to the second division.

But on Sunday, after more than holding his own in the early phases, Murray gradually faded — suffering from a toe blister and a surprising inability to break serve — as the top-seeded Djokovic put the finishing touches on his 6-7 (2), 7-6 (3), 6-2, 6-2 victory.

"What is surprising is the inability of the government to get people out alive even though they are willing to put any amount of money on the table," Mr. Masood said.

What is perhaps surprising is the inability of the comet assay to detect a known rat genotoxic carcinogen in liver.

Given that viruses must at least partially circumvent the IFN response, it is not surprising that an inability to do this can restrict host range.

In this connection, it will not be too surprising if the inability of TMPRSS2 to cleave HCoV-HKU1 might affect pathogenesis.

Thus, it was surprising to observe the inability of SH2B1α to enhance NGF-induced neurite outgrowth.

Even more surprising is the persistent inability of our group to find an independent association between prior exposure to antipseudomonal quinolones and the acquisition of a particular resistant phenotype or MDR [ 28].

What's more surprising, in fact, is that McAuliffe's inability to pull away conclusively comes as he mobilises a big advertisement advantage in the weeks since the shutdown.

Since these analyses are based on overall trends in data this inability to discriminate is not surprising.