Sentence examples for not actually able from inspiring English sources

And also, if you actually say 'we're away now", you're not actually able to do or go to anything.

"Out of the need to be secret, we're not actually able to get everything we need to do our jobs as well as we could.

"Even in the last 20 to 30 years there has been a pretty big evolution in the statistical tools that we have at our disposal for actually inferring causality in an observational study when we are not actually able to control the assignment of treatments to subjects".

Other defenders of Davidson (see Macdonalds 1986) have responded to this problem by arguing that the existence of strict supervenience laws is compatible with mental anomalism so long as we are not actually able to state any such laws and thus be in a position to use them to predict and explain actual mental events which is certainly the case currently and likely for the foreseeable future.

And here's the interesting part about Kurbo Health: Although moms and/or dads are involved in the program — you know, so mom's not chowing down on pizza while the kid nibbles on carrot sticks — they're not actually able to see the child's food diary.

So it becomes a matter of, at what point do I cease to be an asset to what they're doing, and at what point do I feel I am spending so much time either shooting or promoting these films that I'm not actually able to get off the beachhead and do the kind of other stuff that is good for all of us.

Mr. Corzine "wasn't actually able to deliver the money, but he raised the profile" of the Hudson tunnel, said Martin E. Robins, director of the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University.

So at least one of those 318,000 4G customers isn't actually able to use 4G.

Just saw your post and wanted to clarify what our initial round of Getty invites has involved, as those who have received invites aren't actually able to sell their photos yet.

A few VC firms are starting to realise they have boards packed with people who don't contribute anything to the bottom line of the firm and aren't actually able to keep up with the fast pace of developments in the market today.

"So when people leave they aren't actually able to survive in society.