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Meanings of inability in English
Usage of inability in English
1
Despite their inability to speak English, they had no problem understanding him.
2
The inability to listen to others does seem quite common these days!
3
But it also exposes a more fundamental problem: an inability to think.
4
One problem is the sector's apparent inability to make a unified case.
5
I believe my voice betrayed my inability to believe what I heard.
6
The court's inability to convene only deepens the political crisis in Gambia.
7
The French sinned blindly, through a strange inability to regard France dispassionately.
8
One problem was the inability to locate evidence from an old case.
9
She said this included their inability to provide her with reliable data.
10
How do the media work around their inability to deliver scientific evidence?
11
Romney said Obama's inability to work on the problem was a failure.
12
There was no actual thought, and a complete inability to form words.
13
Small things annoyed him, particularly his own inability to do simple things.
14
In truth, the inability to reach them lies entirely with the seekers.
15
The German differs from other patriots in the inability to understand patriotism.
16
The difference in the name accounted for his inability to trace her.
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Inability through the time
Inability across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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