Sentence examples for would lack the ability from inspiring English sources

The report reads: "Under sterlingisation, Scotland would lack the ability to print money and establish a central bank to act as a lender of last resort.

Co-ops would lack the ability to piggyback onto existing government institutions, like the ones that help administer Medicare.

"Under sterlingisation, Scotland would lack the ability to print money and establish a central bank to act as a lender of last resort.

As it became clear over the past two weeks that the city and state would lack the ability to provide lead-free water — possibly for months — the state spent millions of dollars buying and taking donations of mostly generic bottled water as well as water filters.

Without such a system, we would lack the ability to re-identify changing elements from one moment to the next.

Without affirming that alleged truth we would lack the ability to confront the "aggressive impulses of an evil empire".

But those arenas, as well as many college facilities a new league might use, would lack the revenue-generating ability (such as luxury boxes and capacity) of the glitzy new N.B.A. arenas.

Even if I could, I would still lack the ability to determine causes.

Better to start early since philosophy and critical thinking would prepare students for college, where, from their first day on campus, they would already have what most freshmen lack - the ability to think for themselves.

From these analyses, the additional question of why organisms that seem to lack the ability to rescue hyperoxidized Prxs would retain sensitive isoforms arises.

Syrian refugees still lack the ability to legally work, though there is currently talk of allowing temporary visas that would allow them to find jobs.