Sentence examples for been unable to exploit from inspiring English sources

This causes tensions with downstream neighbours who have historically been unable to exploit the river as effectively as Egypt.

Williams has been unable to exploit Azarenka's second serve at all, winning just 20 percent of points off of it.

The results suggested that the country is as deeply divided as ever, leaving both sides struggling to alter the campaign's basic story line, in which Mr. Bush is showing clear vulnerabilities but Mr. Kerry has been unable to exploit them.

But in the new markets of gaming, mobile devices and television set-top boxes, Microsoft has been unable to exploit its Windows monopoly other than indirectly it has financed the company's expensive forays into pastures new.

Instead, Mr Sarin has hinted that he plans to pursue a more focused regional strategy in Europe, where Vodafone can best exploit its scale.This would also entail selling Vodafone's 45% stake in Verizon Wireless, its joint venture in America which is, like Japan, a distinct market where Vodafone has been unable to exploit its size.

And just hours after that, a NextWave attorney said her bankrupt firm has all but reached a deal with the FCC that will allow Verizon, Cingular, AT&T Wireless and VoiceStream Wireless to acquire some of the valuable spectrum licenses that NextWave holds but has been unable to exploit.

The constant pressure rattled Sanchez, who was unable to exploit a secondary missing three cornerbacks.

Ms Merkel's charisma deficit is an opportunity that the greyish foreign minister is unable to exploit.

For political reasons, Kruger had to support this railway against the cutthroat competition of the Cape railways, which he was unable to exploit to his country's advantage.

However, the government believes the UK tech sector will be unable to exploit its strengths unless it becomes more familiar with the way Chinese consumers access online content.

The carbon bubble is named after the risk of a serious financial hit to oil, coal and gas companies' value if they are unable to exploit their fossil fuel reserves because of governments' action on climate change.