Sentence examples for are unable to create from inspiring English sources

Hence, the altered production of HQNO is shared among the lasR rhlR, pqsA, and pqsL mutants, which are unable to create a synergy with TO (Fig. 2B).

Charities and not-for-profit organisations provide respite and support, but are unable to create sustainable reform.

Thanks to weak property rights, fear of expropriation and poor bankruptcy procedures, many newly rich countries are unable to create enough trustworthy claims on their future incomes.

Often, this fact has been used by homophobic critics to claim that gay male writers are "unable" to create convincing women – even that most alluring and extraordinary of heroines, Proust's Albertine, has been used as a tool to reinforce the lesson, still fervently believed by many people, that only heterosexuals should be allowed to write novels.

And VCs are unable to create IPOs and M&As for the start-ups they do find: The number and value of IPOs has declined to negligible levels, from $10 billion just a few years ago (17 IPOs per week in the U.S. in 2000 have dwindled to 15 IPOs in 2008 and 2009 combined).

Sadly there are not any other letters so mischievous party members are unable to create their own rude words.

They were unable to create sufficient clear-cut chances.

I'm a jewellery designer, but the condition meant I was unable to create intricate pieces.

"The project had problems and the team had been unable to create a compelling prototype.

But he was unable to create the climate of hope Egypt so desperately needed.

Then there's my biggest loss: being unable to create summer memories with my children.