Sentence examples for being unable to form from inspiring English sources
"I think Spanish politicians are showing a lack of political and democratic maturity in being unable to form a coalition," she says.
Despite being unable to form new long-term memories, many amnesic patients can still access long-term memories formed before the brain damage was inflicted.
"The strain of living a lie, of being unable to form close friendships, of knowing that you might have to pack up at a moment's notice had become unbearable," she says, "I knew that I could never be anything more than a secretary or do menial work —any higher position would mean that my background would come under scrutiny.
And the Leicester MP warns that another election "catastrophe" might mean the party being unable to form a majority government ever again.
Labour leader Ed Miliband has said he would not make a deal with the SNP - even if that meant being unable to form a Labour government.
That's why the famous patient H.M., who had his hippocampus removed in experimental surgery for epilepsy, could remember events prior to his operation despite being unable to form any new memories afterward (Science, 26 June, p. 1634).
Their particular form of amnesia meant that they were unable to form new episodic memories.
This means that we are unable to form a judgment on Miller's achievement.
Livni was unable to form a coalition government, however, and elections were called for February 2009.
Bosnia's squabbling politicians have been unable to form a government since elections in October 2010.
