Sentence examples for be unable to address from inspiring English sources

"The western democratic system appears to be unable to address" the problems and conflict unleashed by the internet, the paper added.

Sometimes these might not all be available, and it would be troubling to have a governor be unable to address an emergency because he left his Blackberry at the office.

"Due to a scheduling conflict, Dr. Jim Clark, our spokesperson on the Swine flu case, will be unable to address the media this morning," wrote an agency media spokesperson in an e-mail.

Under Cookson's reactionary law, teachers would be unable to address the kind of bullying that often takes place because of students' sexual orientation.

If President Bush were to pardon key individuals involved in the misdeeds of his administration, from warrantless wiretapping to torture to the firing of U.S. attorneys for political reasons, the courts would be unable to address criminality, or pass judgment on the legality of some of the president's worst abuses.

Thus we will be unable to address how our sample differs from non-Appalachians.

"A lack of resources means schools are unable to address behavioural issues.

It seems the security establishment is unable to address these constant threats, regardless of who they are coming from.

So why has it been unable to address the issue of maltreatment of women in the ranks with equal aggression?

Barra repeatedly claimed "appropriate action" would be taken, but said that, as GM's investigations were in their early stages, she was unable to address specific issues.

Not for lack of trying, the Mets, who are a game behind the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East, were unable to address their most pressing need — bullpen help.