Sentence examples for be unable to replace from inspiring English sources

A paper published last year by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College calculated that about 40percentt of those born between 1976 and 1985 would be unable to replace at least 75percentt of their pre-retirement income by age 70.

The transfer embargo means Rangers may be unable to replace squad members, should players exercise their right to leave for a reduced fee as agreed by their wage reduction plan in March.

Mikawa was probably aware that the Japanese Navy had no more heavy cruisers in production, and thus would be unable to replace any he might lose to air attack the next day if he remained near Guadalcanal.

However, if transgenic mosquitoes carry similar costs of being refractory to those measured in the present study they would be unable to replace natural populations [ 14, 42, 43].

As declared by Gilead: 'in the event of a disaster, including an earthquake, equipment failure or other difficulty, we may be unable to replace this manufacturing capacity in a timely manner and may be unable to manufacture AmBisome to meet market needs' [60].

But when the headmistress left teaching last Christmas, the governors were unable to replace her.

"They destroyed all these things, and we are unable to replace them".

Presumably, Hariharan said, the lack of neural stem cells is why the injured brain is unable to replace dead neurons.

"It also doesn't seem fair that we can lose players yet we're unable to replace them".

Toomer, Steve Smith, Domenik Hixon and other receivers were unable to replace the connection that Burress had with Manning.

It will not be there when a miner needs more than a hardhat for protection, or when a city is unable to replace a crumbling bridge.