Sentence examples for could be unable from inspiring English sources

According to the BBC, "Experts fear that by 2030 the current barrier could be unable to cope".

(We are going to ignore the possibility that the F.H.A. could be unable to meet its obligations).

If the problem is not corrected, the station could be unable to maintain the best position for charging its solar arrays.

Markets fear that in the absence of bailout cash Greece could be unable to pay its debts by the middle of next month.

Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and other financial companies have originated these loans to hundreds of cash-strapped companies, many of which could be unable to repay if the economy slows or interest rates rise.

Why it's a problem: People who do not receive federal tax credits to help pay for their coverage are particularly hard hit by having to pay higher premiums and could be unable to afford the cost.

Without a bigger bailout fund, Italy and Spain could soon be unable to pay their bills.

But many of us could easily be unable to come up with a receipt for a charitable donation, which is what tripped up Mr. Daschle's replacement, Kathleen Sebelius.

That's the upshot of a new paper in Science, which argues that the wild horse population is growing so fast that the government could soon be unable to manage the herds.

Sunday's Washington Post front-page headline, "Room for error in goal for health site," and its subhead, "1 in 5 could still be unable to enroll," led into a story that left me shaking my head... in disbelief and disappointment.

One possible explanation for elongated Cw6 being less effective at inhibiting NK cell responses is that it could simply be unable to bind KIR2DL1.