Sentence examples for certainly unable from inspiring English sources

He was unconscious and certainly unable to defend himself.

Although Bolt uses Erasmus' famous encomium about More as a title, he is uninterested in complexity, and certainly unable to demonstrate it.

The Pequots, like all Indian gambling operators, are no mere business enterprise but a sovereign nation, exempt from most commercial regulations and almost certainly unable to use the bankruptcy laws or sell off gambling assets that could be operated by others.

The effect of this would be that the white people of the United States and Canada would find themselves marooned on a hostile continent, with the rest of the white world probably unwilling and certainly unable to come to their aid.

She touched the sorest spot: "The system is not only nondemocratic but exploitative: highly recruited athletes, who tend to be African-Americans who have sought sports as their ticket to college and the pros, often come to us unable to read and write and are certainly unable to 'catch up' academically with the training, practice and competition schedules the athletic department demands of them".

In such cases we are certainly unable to detect a beachball-sized fuzzy dark expanse lying just to one side of the central axis of vision.

And certainly, borrowers unable to meet their obligations bear some responsibility for their woes.

He certainly was unable to put any money in the bank.

Even if Sanders did come out ahead of Clinton there, he would almost certainly remain unable to overtake her in the pledged-delegate count.

Logan, though, would have almost certainly been unable to allude to either of those famous titles in his own because of trademark and copyright concerns.

Since Tsipras appears unwilling to compromise on these demands, he will almost certainly be unable to amass enough support from other parties to form a new government.