Sentence examples for habitually unable to from inspiring English sources
With the government habitually unable to reach its budget deficit target, but refusing to acknowledge reality in the face of cumulative data during the course of the year, a few post holders have been fired alongside the release of disappointing full-year figures.
Deanna, who is recovering from a head wound and suffering from post-traumatic stress, is blond, perky and so habitually upbeat she is unable to face the terrors that rise up in her recurrent nightmares.
And the state boards, which habitually lose money, have largely been unable to invest in improvements.
The principal threats to storm petrels are introduced species, particularly mammals, in their breeding colonies; many storm petrels habitually nest on isolated mammal-free islands and are unable to cope with predators like rats and feral cats.
And, with his habitually unguarded tongue, he said France, as president, would find itself "a noisy giant, like Gulliver, held in chains by many dwarfs, unable to move".
Thatcher unable to attend.
Unfortunately, he seems unable to.
Beltran was unable to deliver.
MARV ALBERT: Unable to penetrate!
She was unable to answer.
