Sentence examples for being unable to bring from inspiring English sources

I mentioned public statements he'd made about being unable to bring about reform when he had to work with a Cabinet assembled by Qaddafi, and asked about the constraints on his authority.

As a child he had been clumsy; his father would often yell at him for breaking a glass or for being unable to bring him a cup of coffee without spilling it.

It's good business: the recall has been the subject of a lot of cable-news hysteria, and the companies are well aware of the damage that could result from just one of their customers being unable to bring her car to a stop.

"That limit cost Earl at least 6 years longer in prison," said Gerald T. Zerkin, a defense lawyer who described the frustration of being unable to bring exculpatory evidence to light until news organizations brought pressure on the state for DNA testing.

With gates having dwindled in the wake of relegation from the Premier League in 2005 and, despite having raised millions from the sale of players including Gareth Bale and Theo Walcott, the holding company was forced into administration after being unable to bring in enough money to service its debts of more than £30m.

"And being unable to bring this to fruition remains bitterly disappointing.

"We were unable to bring in fresh capital," he said.

But, try as he might, he has been unable to bring the public to his side.

Dodd said that Corker had been unable to bring any other Republicans with him.

Despite occasional successes, Bolingbroke was unable to bring down Walpole or create a united opposition party.

We were unable to bring ourselves to leave despite the worsening weather.