Sentence examples for been unable to successfully from inspiring English sources

History has been unable to successfully challenge their reporting and that is Ben's greatest legacy".

The D.C.F.'s investigation into the case concluded that the department has been "unable to successfully implement and sustain meaningful change over time".

These publications have proved "very resilient when it comes to the Internet's growing reach," the report said, in part because the Web "has so far been unable to successfully duplicate the look, feel and ease of use of magazines and other printed media and is unlikely to do so".

Cryopreservation/vitrification is one method to enable banking of this tissue but decades of research have been unable to successfully preserve the tissue while maintaining cartilage on its bone base – a requirement for transplantation.

But the federal prosecutor's office meant to protect reporters has been unable to successfully convict a single killer for taking a journalist's life.

The Chinese had been unable to successfully pin-point the Canadian defensive positions, having failed to carry out a thorough reconnaissance prior to the attack.

Duplicate space programs spend billions of dollars and yet are unable to successfully launch rockets; extraordinary bridges lead to sparsely populated islands.

Greene, who was unable to successfully defend his title in the 100, taking the bronze medal instead, was unsure whether he would try to return for the 2008 Games.

In this case avoidance refers only to schemes that HMRC was unable to successfully challenge, while the legal interpretation category involves cases where HMRC contentious tax issues which, if identified and dealt with, would have added to total tax receipts.

"If we are unable to successfully implement monetization strategies for our mobile users, or if we incur excessive expenses in this effort, our financial performance and ability to grow revenue would be negatively affected," according to Facebook's latest filing.

Then, it said, "if Keystone is unable to successfully negotiate the voluntary acquisition of the necessary easements, it will have to resort to the exercise of its statutory right of eminent domain".