Sentence examples for being unable to live from inspiring English sources
All groups reported the discomfort's impact on daily living at all three time-points, e.g. being unable to live normally, problems walking, feeling inhibited at the idea of having sex, restricted mobility or impact on sleep: I can't walk as much as I want to.
They're dashing towards people dressed as Heinz condiments while Harry Nilsson wails about being being unable to live Without You.
"But a lot of our clients with a history of homelessness and violence are over 25 and have a history of being unable to live in shared accommodation".
Oxford in particular has an increasing problem with recruiting teachers for its many schools, with new teachers unable to afford Oxford rents inflated by the lack of housing, or the commutes that result from being unable to live where you work.
During the summer of 2011, as Nelson's body is changing with her pregnancy, Dodge's body is altering too – after years of being unable to live in his skin, with neck and back "pulsing with pain" from breast-binding, he injects testosterone and eventually undergoes "top surgery" (a double mastectomy).
"These individuals represent some of the most vulnerable members of our society who, without such services, would have a poorer quality of life, with many being unable to live independently in the community.
Homes for the elderly are institutions providing living conditions for old people who are unable to live independent alone, but usually require no more nursing care than can be given by a visiting nurse [ 19].
Most organisms are unable to live in conditions of extreme alkalinity or acidity.
He is unable to live independently after the cardiac arrest six minutes into his first match.
