Inhabilitating vs inability

Some examples from the web:

• In the past, lovesickness was commonly recognized and diagnosed by doctors as an inhabilitating illness and received its own prescriptions. In spanish lovesick ...
• Feb 1, 2011 ... However, permanent or diminished loss of sensation is experienced as an inhabilitating condition by most patients. In our case, a direct ...
• May 9, 2012 ... One of the most inhabilitating symptoms of endometriosis for carrying a normal life is the elevated pelvic pain patients experience. It includes ...
• break cell membrane or protoplasm, inhabilitating cellular reactivation of bacteria , coliforms, viruses and protozoa, removing up to 99 % of bacteria and viruses ...

Some examples from the web:

• Your inability to share your personal lives.
• Your inability to harness Isabelle Tyler was your failure.
• Let's just say I envy your inability to get drunk.
• My colleague, Mr Hindley, apologises for his inability to be present.
• OK, so he has an inability to deal with authority.
• He said you had an inability to form meaningful relationships.
• The inability to feel has its advantages...
• Your inability to accept my hatred.
• Insanity is the inability to communicate our ideas.
• The inability to recall personal information.
• Your inability to tell the truth just enables his neuroses.
• I am concerned about this inability to get to grips with the real problems.
• Your inability to manage and contain this situation is mind boggling.
• Emotional numbing might explain her inability to express her feelings.
• Shows an inability to predict the future.
• It's the inability to access associative memory.
• It often stems from an inability to accept a difficult home life.
• It would certainly explain his inability to hold his liquor.
• I'm all too familiar with your inability to protect things, Harrison.
• This is typical of their inability to look to the future.