Meanings of apparent inability in English

One problem is the sector's apparent inability to make a unified case.

Secondly, and much more, by your apparent inability to raise another army.

The second is its apparent inability to nurture new talent.

Query: Does this account for their apparent inability to develop their language beyond the monosyllable?

The smaller Bulgaria has been in the spotlight for its apparent inability to combat organized crime.

One contributing factor must be our apparent inability to clear snow from public paths and around homes.

Sir, -The apparent inability of Government to think outside the box never ceases to amaze me.

Putin's apparent inability to choose decisively between the camps occasionally produces mixed signals or sudden policy reversals.

Worse, I get 47% one day, due to my apparent inability to follow simple instructions conjugating the imperfect.

He seemed to be angry and oddly annoyed about her apparent inability to produce Brook's offspring over the past twenty years.

Arsene Wenger's apparent inability to resist Alex Ferguson's provocation culminated in another barrage of insults and the possibility of further sanctions yesterday.

The reason is the side's previous poor form in which Rooney's apparent inability to stop wandering out of position clogged United's flow.

Bolstered by their successful vandalism, and Rubra's apparent inability to retaliate, the possessed began to move en mass down into the starscrapers.

Fears over another round of global market turmoil have been growing amid concerns over the euro zone's apparent inability to stop debt contagion.

Let's bring Mr. Ahern to task on his apparent inability to come down off the fence and take a stance on any issue.

SOCCER: Arsene Wenger's apparent inability to resist Alex Ferguson's provocation culminated in another barrage of insults and the possibility of further sanctions yesterday.