Sentence examples for the lack of capabilities from inspiring English sources

The increasing number of HPAI outbreaks has demonstrated the lack of capabilities to control the rapid spread of avian influenza.

"It is unsatisfactory that the lack of capability was not addressed with greater urgency much earlier," the report said.

To him, poverty is the lack of capability to function, so reducing it is related to positive freedom.

The system's limitations contributed to a number of issues during the August 2011 riots, the report found, including the inability to monitor key incidents; slow communication with commanders on the ground; the lack of capability to hand over command to the oncoming team; and the inability to log key decisions and rationales for future review.

Emergency response was not taken into account due to the lack of capability in modeling indirect impacts of delayed response.

But he added: "We are still actively campaigning on broadband speeds because of the lack of capability and connectivity pretty much across all of the Highlands".

Nevertheless, the toxicity of low molecular weight alkanes (Solano-Serena et al. 2000) or the lack of capability of P. aeruginosa to degrade these hydrocarbons (Scott and Finnerty 1976) cannot be ruled out with the data at hand.

"This is the largest disincentive for electric vehicles since it limits the function and usefulness of the vehicle and may require the purchase of a traditional gas vehicle to compensate for the lack of capability".

Japan is also working with the Philippine Coast Guard to upgrade critical communication systems, addressing a concern over the lack of capability to transmit relevant data for time-sensitive search and rescue operations (Esplanada 2015).

The lack of capability to simultaneously inject measured data into simulation models limits the dynamic requirements for simulations in response to the real-time changing conditions and therefore is unable to catch the instantaneous reactions and occurrences in nature.

The firm suggests that these obstacles include: the potential for political and regulatory instability; the lack of capability and consistency in the IT infrastructures of emerging markets; and the existence of protectionist policies to insulate domestic exchanges and financial services firms from external competition.