Sentence examples for describes not able from inspiring English sources

Single parents earning the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour are, as Jillian Berman of The Huffington Post describes, not able to survive even in America's cheapest counties.

When, during this period, he describes not being able to work as the thing that makes him really sick, there's no reason to doubt him, though a reader of the letters will be alert to some disquieting portents in the late nineteen-forties and the fifties.

This colorectal cancer survivor who felt that she benefitted greatly from using Shiatsu describes not being able to access this complementary therapy through her GP surgery or through the NHS: 04, Female colorectal cancer It seems sensible for the NHS to utilise complementary therapy and I mean complementary is the word here.

He said: "James wrote to me before he passed away and he described not being able to get hold of medicines he thought he should have been able to get hold of and called the medical system a disgrace.

One employee described not being able to pay for her grandchildren's clarinet and piano lessons.

Parents have described not being able to contact their children and in some cases being deported without them.

Parents have described not being able to contact their children and in some cases being deported without them.

Participants not eligible for sick pay, often described not being able to afford to take the time off.

When experiencing critical breathlessness he described not being able to breathe at all and this went together with panic, it was a matter of life and death, requiring fast action.

Some participants described not being able to cope with nicotine withdrawal; smoking-cessation support delivered by text message is effective when combined with other methods of smoking-cessation support.

Medline appeared to be the most popular way of obtaining journal articles, but users frequently described not being able to obtain full text articles, a typical response was, "I use PubMed...but very often I am not satisfied as mostly abstracts are presented and full text articles are not free".