Sentence examples for be unable to increase from inspiring English sources

Their franchises oblige them to continue with unprofitable routes, but they will be unable to increase their revenues, because the track capacity will not be there for them.The government's transport policy will then be in tatters.

Structural reformers also argue that, until banks' bad loans are written off, they will be unable to increase lending to support a recovery.The second camp, which includes two vocal American economists, Jeffrey Sachs and Paul Krugman, has it that Japan's slow growth over the past decade is due not to low productivity and hence insufficient supply, but to inadequate demand.

The likely outcome is that in spite of the planned richer mix, we will be unable to increase our microprocessor average selling prices in the current quarter.

Insulin may be unable to increase glucose uptake if it is not delivered in sufficient quantity because of decreased microvascular blood flow.

Consistent with this hypothesis, individuals that have been suggested to be unable to increase their arousal, ADHD, show decreased beta band power and increased levels of effort than controls [ 47, 48, 55].

The minimum increment in serum cortisol is considered by Patel [ 14] and others as invalid to diagnose adrenal failure, because individuals who have a high basal concentration, due to normal circadian rhytmicity or acute stress, may be unable to increase further cortisol secretion.

For years Siemens was unable to increase its share much beyond one-third.

Having declared its £55 approach as final, Pfizer was unable to increase its offer under Takeover Panel rules, unless AstraZeneca shareholders forced the board to change its mind.

The chief executive of Airbus, Thomas O. Enders, said during a conference call that it was unable to increase production of the A380 as quickly as it had expected.

Venezuela still needs to import natural gas from neighboring Colombia and has been unable to increase its own natural gas output to fuel power plants around the country.

Worse still, the council says it is unable to increase its low 3% recycling rate.Dundee council says that it will not run short of rubbish.