Sentence examples for not able to secure from inspiring English sources
Though Furlong soon caught him in Los Angeles, the Mexican government was not able to secure his extradition.
Companies not able to secure European commission funding will pass on the costs of the CCS programme to consumers.
The Irish government, he added, should explain "why it was not able to secure these kinds of terms when the Spanish government could".
"We had put months of effort into public and private meetings and we were not able to secure the support of Mayor Miller," said Mr. Heppe.
Chambers was not able to secure his place in London automatically as, despite winning the trials in Birmingham, he failed to run the 'A' qualifying standard of 10.18sec.
In the 1980s, she successfully financed her own special at a time when women were not able to secure comedy specials on cable television, blowing the doors open for female comedians on cable TV.
You recognize that the billionaire Sheldon Adelson's political spending wasn't able to secure Newt Gingrich the Republican nomination, but you still worry that Mr. Adelson's current spending might push Mitt Romney "over the top in a close race like this year's".
The company, which we likened to a 'Kayak for private sales', wasn't able to secure the financing needed to sustain the business.
And even if you aren't able to secure a better salary, you will find that your additional experience will give you more compelling answers to the dreaded questions on application forms, being evidence of your ability in the work place rather than of your potential.
The Oscar-nominated The Square, which follows individuals caught up in the turmoil in and around Tahrir Square in Cairo, wasn't able to secure a commercial release in Egypt − although the Egyptian authorities have maintained this was because of administrative reasons.
Until recently, Byrne said he wasn't able to secure federal funding for CoSa and was told it "did not line up with the established priorities of various branches of government".
