Sentence examples for be unable to shift from inspiring English sources

Companies in competition with others located where rates are lower may be unable to shift the tax fully to consumers.

For starters, Deutsche Bank may be unable to shift enough capital to the United States to support its Taunus subsidiary.

Here are a few recent examples: CHRYSLER Some 2007 Chrysler 300s, Dodge Magnums and Dodge Chargers may be unable to shift out of Park.

"[They are] arguing on the pages of the CCP [Communist party] central party school's internal publications that 'China-Russia strategic relations are the most substantive ones' and elsewhere that 'China will be unable to shift the world from unipolarity to bipolarity unless it forms a formal alliance with Russia.'" But often cooperation and tension are two sides of the same coin.

Poorly dispersing organisms and/or habitat specialists may be unable to shift their ranges in response to changing conditions (Schloss et al. 2012).

Unlike with previous revisions of millennial dates, chronographers were unable to shift the chronology without mentioning the apocalyptic date.

Milan was unable to shift Christian Abbiati on to Palermo, and Lloris opted to remain with Lyon, where he was guaranteed to start every game.

Species and populations that are unable to shift their geographic distributions or have narrow environmental tolerances are at an increased risk of extinction.

They must also quit if they are unable to shift their mind-sets from the money-grabbing culture of the past to the more service-orientated culture of the future or cannot apologize sincerely for the excesses of the past.

The company has said the overlap in the development of its Trent 1000 engine for Boeing's delayed 787 Dreamliner and its Trent XWB for Airbus's A350 meant that the number of engineers it employed was unusually high, because it was unable to shift workers between projects as one wound down and the other ramped up.

BAA officials have been unable to shift the backlog of people already camped out at the airport quickly enough to accommodate the arrival of any further passengers.