Sentence examples for unfortunate ability from inspiring English sources

David Cameron retains the unfortunate ability to make the solid sound phoney and the substantial lightweight.

"MS-13 has the unique, unfortunate ability to replicate themselves in similar ways across the United States, exactly like a virus," said Brian Truchon, the director of the task force.

I have written about this match previously, and believe that the reason Djokovic lost was a combination of Stan's outstanding play, and his unfortunate ability of making unforced errors on important points.

This effect is unfortunate given that the ability to genotype more markers is fast increasing while sampling many individuals can be difficult for populations of conservation concern.

Ms. Kirk, who bears a strong resemblance to Anne Heche, is so good, so believably modest, so full of conviction that she almost makes up for the unfortunate range of acting abilities around her.

This is unfortunate, because the architect's ability to create models with wood, cardboard, clay and other materials adds additional understanding, not always apparent in a computer-generated model, of a structure's spatial relations as well as its relationship to its environmental context.

The unfortunate flip side of our ability to communicate so easily is that now all those itty-bitty, tiny problems, issues, and other events that don't need to clutter one's mind while in a combat zone are only an e-mail away.

These precautions reduce risks of attenuation of mouse colonizing ability by any chance unfortunate choice of particular single colonies or passage in culture.

The mayor returned to Tony: "It's really unfortunate that you don't have the ability to understand this".

Continued rejection is not a criticism of you or a denigration of your abilities--it is simply an unfortunate byproduct of the recruitment process.

Rosecrans was a man of rare ability and high principles who had an unfortunate knack of irritating his superiors.