Sentence examples for not able to unite from inspiring English sources

But the argument rehearsed by his Arab and Kurdish opponents - that he is not able to unite and stabilise the country by sharing power with his opponents - is once again gaining currency.

There absolutely was progress, yet even the president himself admitted a regret that he wasn't able to unite the country as a result of a Republican lead Congress hell bent on saying no to anything Obama wanted.

Siemens would probably not be able to unite its train-making division with that of Alstom without raising antitrust problems.

"He has not been able to unite all the anti-Chavez forces, and that has limited him," said William Lara, one of the president's political advisers, said in an interview.

C1 Debate Over DVD Format Hollywood has not been able to unite around one of the two new formats of DVD, Blu-ray and HD-DVD, causing debate among studios, retailers and makers of electronics over the future of the technology.

But if the political parties had not been able to unite, the entire mobilization campaign would have been pointless.

And they are walking down a road where they're going to not be able to unite the country on anything unless they can pull back.

Likewise, Ms. Angle would not have been able to unite populist conservatives and beat the party establishment's candidate had she been pro-choice.

It was not clear what the military meant when it said Mr. Morsi must satisfy the public's demands, what it might do if that vague standard was not met and who would be able to unite this badly fractured nation.

And we must be able to unite a divided country, because we know the Tories won't and can't.

I think the ultimate issue is a question of leadership and being able to unite the different viewpoints and that didn't happen.