Sentence examples for become unable to support from inspiring English sources
And in girls and women whose cancers must be treated with extensive abdominal radiation, including young girls with Wilms's tumor, the walls of the uterus can become unable to support a pregnancy.
In this, Malthus echoed the much earlier arguments of Robert Wallace in his Various Prospects of Mankind, Nature, and Providence (1761), which posited that the perfection of society carried with it the seeds of its own destruction, in the stimulation of population growth such that "the earth would at last be overstocked, and become unable to support its numerous inhabitants".
Adaptation strategies, such as livestock mobility, diversification, feed purchases and animal restocking, have increasingly become unable to support their livelihoods (Wassie and Fekadu 2014; Kima et al. 2015).
I became unable to bear the sight of violence.
Yet an ageing European population needs immigration if it is not to decline and its shrinking workforce become unable to meet the needs and provide the taxes to support an army of retirees.
Instead of statutory sick pay, self-employed people who become unable to work thought illness or disability need to apply for employment and support allowance (ESA) – one of those benefits earmarked by the chancellor for cuts.
Unable to conceive, William and Louisa have also become unable to exchange a tender word.
