Sentence examples for been unable to remove from inspiring English sources
Although it claimed to have aborted the mission, it said it had been unable to remove the explosives in time.
Police are yet to formally identify the two gunmen involved in the attack – in part because they have been unable to remove their bodies from the scene.
Nonetheless, he said, there is a chance that if testing has been done at the site, the Iranians might have been unable to remove all traces.
Legislators have been unable to remove those restrictions since the return of democracy in 1990, and as a result therapeutic abortions are prohibited without exception, even to save the life of a pregnant woman.
Not only has technology been unable to remove the tedium and difficulty of digital downloads for the average consumer, but the people who have come onto the Web in recent years are apparently even less tolerant of technological hurdles than the early Internet population was.
The CQC's latest inspection in September this year raised further concerns about the risk of suicide because it said the Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, which ran the service, had been unable to remove all potential ligature points because of the building's listed status.
Customers are unable to remove their cards, and the suspects stand close enough to watch as the customers re-enter their ID numbers.
As Peronist leaders squabbled over presidential succession, Argentines were unable to remove money from their bank accounts, and business activity ground to a halt.
It stays with them as a mental hump, a painful tumour, which even as excellent a surgeon as time will be unable to remove.
