Sentence examples for be practically unable to from inspiring English sources

"The G8 will be practically unable to function without Russia," Mr Medvedev calmly told Italian television.

Organizational culture in Greek public hospitals is not very strong, perhaps because managers cannot infuse a common pattern of values among employees, as they are practically unable to form human resource policies and practices [ 14].

He remembers being practically unable to wait on Friday nights for cartoonslike "Scooby-Doo" and "Tintin" the next morning.

After hours of negotiations in which students representing other countries, including the United States, argued opposing views, "we were practically unable to agree on anything," Mr. Borsum said.

His ruling meant that after commonwealth's attorney Stephanie Morales promised in her opening statement to inform jurors about Rankin's "state of mind" prior to the shooting, her prosecution team was practically unable to do so.

While Chinese corporations bear heavy debts, and do not repay up to half of them, Chinese households have been practically unable to borrow until the last several years and have savings rates, at least in urban areas, as high as 40percentt of their incomes -- eight times the rate in the United States.

DGCs were practically unable to spike by 19 dpi most likely due to their weak excitatory input combined with their limited ability to generate action potentials (Figure 1B and Figure 2H).

We were practically unable to calculate false or true negatives.

Bert was practically unable to move his limbs and was restricted to bed.

Consequently, hospital management is practically unable to ensure employee motivation, due to a lack of autonomy.

Consequently, the top management is practically unable to ensure employee motivation, reward or punishment.