They will, for example, be unable to carry out any transactions using dollars.
Young birds, for example, are unable to fly, and their first attempts at flight are clumsy and ill-coordinated.
Women and girls living in abusive relationships, for example, are unable to flee the violence because they are financially dependent on their abusers.
They would, for example, be unable to secrete an enzyme such as invertase, which yeast cells produce to help them digest sugar.
Mr. Barnett, for example, was unable to arrange a bulk sale for 346 units at 1060 Brickell last year at $200 a square foot.
Some devices are still plagued by issues of connectivity, for example, being unable to accept data connections as devices and relying solely on Wi-Fi.
Many deaf people, for example, are unable to speak but are perfectly able to communicate by gestures that have all the attributes and sophistication of spoken language.
The Marine Corps, for example, was unable to provide numbers about prosecutions and acquittals of its service members for killing civilians in the two wars.
The king of France in the 17th or 18th century, for example, was unable by himself to alter the fundamental laws of the kingdom or to disestablish the Roman Catholic Church.
How can you resolve this with the person who, for example, was unable in an interview to name a single newspaper or magazine she read, either because she doesn't read them or simply couldn't think of the right answer when the camera was on?
