Sentence examples for been unable to operate from inspiring English sources

"We've just been unable to operate it profitably".

In Iraq and Syria, journalists have long been unable to operate freely.

In rebel-held areas of northern Mali, teams that remove worms and teach villagers how to protect their drinking water have been unable to operate since April, Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben, head of Guinea worm eradication for the Carter Center, said during a video news conference with Mr. Carter.

There has been no incident of terrorism, or any attack on foreign troops based here, since the Taliban were finally defeated in the region in December, and remnants of Al Qaeda and the Taliban have been unable to operate here, Afghan military and police officials say.

Daschle, the former Senate Democratic leader, a strong and early backer of Obama's presidential bid and a close Obama friend, said he would have been unable to operate "with the full faith of Congress and the American people".

It has warned that journalists with pro-Ukraine views or reporting for Ukrainian media outlets, as well as any critical media and activists, have been "unable to operate openly in separatist-controlled areas".

The supermarket giant has a wholesale business in India and has teamed up with Tata to run the Star Bazaar hypermarkets.But Tesco is unable to operate what is known as a "multi-brand retail operation" in India – industry speak for proper Tesco outlets selling its own goods.

At the smallest airports, light aircraft are unable to operate in crosswinds greater than 10 knots; at all airports, operation in tailwinds in excess of 10 knots is not recommended by aircraft manufacturers (10 knots, or nautical miles per hour, is equal to about 12 statute miles per hour or 19 km per hour).

Even the biggest institutions are unable to operate as discrete organisations.

It was unable to operate freely from any of the nations bordering Israel.

And they are unable to operate in the Serbian north of Kosovo.