Sentence examples for expected to be unable from inspiring English sources

SSDI-insured individuals are eligible for SSDI benefits if they are not currently earning more than the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) level due to a disability and are expected to be unable to do so for at least a year.

Sedation was obtained with continuous administration of DEX in this patient because she had a concomitant psychiatric disorder and was expected to be unable to remain immobile during surgery [8].

In practice the cost might turn out to be less, because the current system imposes a hidden charge on government - in that many thousands of students are expected to be unable to repay their loans over coming years.

Of course as a European cynic, I expected to be unable to keep a straight face.

Following the season, the Giants opted to release Walker and expected to be unable to resign Hampton.

Ganso is expected to be unable to play for roughly 20 days following his surgery, meaning he may still play in the Olympics although his fitness renders him highly unlikely to accompany the team to London in search of the gold medal that Brazil has yet to win.

Amazon itself expects to be unable to ship new copies until June 21, according to its Web site.

McCall had already admitted that he expects to be unable to match Hutchinson's wage demands.

Therefore, Flint residents should expect to be unable to drink their water until around the year 2020, despite paying one of the highest rates in the nation for that water.

I believe that you're never truly free of that, because it remains in the back of your head a bit…" "[ 14] Not knowing whether one would recover completely, or expecting to be unable to do one's work brought with it feelings of fear as well as an enormous (financial) insecurity about the future.

"As we consider the impact of the current policy uncertainty on the upcoming tax filing season, it is becoming apparent that an even larger number of taxpayers — 80 to 100 million of the 150 million total returns expected to be filed — may be unable to file," he wrote Wednesday.