Sentence examples for categorically unable from inspiring English sources
The parliamentary Labour party has largely decided it has had enough of Jeremy Corbyn and wants a new ruler, but seems categorically unable to suggest anyone.
Pope Francis speaks not just to Catholics firm in their religious convictions, but also those of us who are "lost," still inextricably connected to the Church that raised us, but are categorically unable or unwilling to reconcile our consciences with some of its social teachings.
Unlike observations for other self-sorted systems6,7, we were unable to categorically prove self-sorting using microscopy (TEM, Fig. 4 or SEM, Supplementary Fig. S3).
Thus, whilst we are unable to categorically class pv1 as an essential gene, several lines of evidence strongly suggest this to be the case.
Because only half of the seroconverters who initially reported tattooing as their only possible risk for HIV acquisition subsequently reported having had sex, we were unable to categorically rule out tattooing as a potential route of HIV transmission.
However, the authors did not measure thrombin generation during the second trimester, so are unable to conclude categorically from their results whether the increase continues during the second trimester or has reached a plateau by this time.
However, the inability to demonstrate GFP expression in vivo meant that we were unable to address this categorically and a small possibility must remain that the transplanted urothelium provided a "feeder" effect that promoted ingrowth of native urothelium.
Given that categorically excluding from research those persons who are unable to consent for themselves would deprive them of proven treatments designed to meet their requirements, participation should be allowed, subject to safeguards.
