Sentence examples for found it unable from inspiring English sources

The hospital began shutting down after federal regulators on Aug. 10 found it unable to meet minimum standards for patient care, following years of warnings, glaring publicity and patient deaths resulting from what health officials said was inadequate care.

In Returns, Retro tried to use the same camera engine used for the Morph Ball in Metroid Prime, but found it unable to handle the quick and complex movements of the characters, particularly after the implementation of two-player gameplay.

A10 Hospital May Be Closed Martin Luther King Jr.-HarboneHofpithe, one ofewhospitalsserving serving the poorest residents of south Los Angeles, seemed headed for closing after federal regulators found it was unable to provide minimum standards for patient care.

Although vitamin C has antioxidant activity, many previous in vitro studies have found it to be unable to reduce oxidative stress [58,59] or used much higher doses than the 10 μM used in the Spectrum library screen [60 62].

We hiked in and found it barely alive, but unable to move its hind legs.

The fathers in our study also found it stressful to be unable to be with their partner and their infant; this concern was not mentioned by men in another study [ 15, 35].

I found it vexing that readers were unable to comment online and urge you to continue to allow Ms. Cohen to explore this subject in much more detail.

"Well, did you find it?" I asked, unable to keep a note of sarcasm out of my voice.

She could not find it today, either, unable to put aside the distracting cacophony of background opinions as she raced in the women's World Cup slalom competition.

Finally, midwives should be aware that some may find it disappointing to be unable to be physically active during their pregnancy.

It had been discovered in 1739 by the French navigator Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier, but his plotting of its position was inaccurate; Captain James Cook, in 1772, had been unable to find it and had assumed its nonexistence.