Sentence examples for unable to tackle a from inspiring English sources

It accused his government of being ineffective against a spate of terrorist attacks and unable to tackle a worldwide economic crisis, which is beginning to be felt here.

The aim of the Quick Reads initiative is to provide short, easy-to-read books for those who feel, for whatever reason, unable to tackle a long and closely-printed text.

In software engineering, the concept can be used, for example, to represent the lack of trust within a community [27] or the degree to which it is immature or unable to tackle a certain development problem.

It lacks empowerment and is often staffed with generalists, who are unable to tackle as complex a task as energy.

If governments whose tenure has averaged a year and a half have been unable to tackle pressing problems like deflation and stagnation, it is no wonder they have steered away from slower-burning issues such as demography.

Paris is aware that if it is unable to tackle the issue of its pension shortfall, France's triple-A credit rating may be cut.

Genetic studies also treat Hsp70 as a monolithic entity and are unable to tackle the acknowledged contribution of epigenetics to the activity of these proteins.

Experts said the case highlights a wider problem that police are unable to tackle.

Investors also remain concerned that looming elections could result in a fractured Parliament that would be unable to tackle Britain's deficit problems.

The fear of business leaders is that a weak Socialist government will be unable to tackle Portugal's pressing economic problems.

Great solidarity, determined to stick to the task of government but the party seemingly unable to tackle its key role of promoting its own vision of a Liberal society.