Sentence examples for practically unable to from inspiring English sources

Organizational culture in Greek public hospitals is not very strong, perhaps because managers cannot infuse a common pattern of values among employees, as they are practically unable to form human resource policies and practices [ 14].

"The G8 will be practically unable to function without Russia," Mr Medvedev calmly told Italian television.

He remembers being practically unable to wait on Friday nights for cartoonslike "Scooby-Doo" and "Tintin" the next morning.

After hours of negotiations in which students representing other countries, including the United States, argued opposing views, "we were practically unable to agree on anything," Mr. Borsum said.

Krajina Serbs are short of cash for fuel, raw materials, consumer goods and other imports, and are practically unable to transport to markets the lamb, cheese, lumber and other goods they produce.

His ruling meant that after commonwealth's attorney Stephanie Morales promised in her opening statement to inform jurors about Rankin's "state of mind" prior to the shooting, her prosecution team was practically unable to do so.

In recent years, the models have been rendered practically obsolete, unable to project how erratic Western fires have become, making tactical decisions more difficult for fire bosses and the fire lines less safe for crews in the field.

It has been shown that modification of the cell surface with adhesion ligands is a viable approach to improve cell homing, yet current methods including genetic modification suffer potential safety concerns, are practically complex and are unable to accommodate a wide variety of homing ligands or are not amendable to multiple cell types.

Consider policies advocated by many on the left or the right about issues they care about most deeply, and it soon becomes apparent that they are thinking not practically, but almost theologically — unable to tolerate compromise, unwilling to consider trade-offs.

But here they are, literally and metaphorically, the real meat in the sandwich and any flaws – chewy, stringy cases; gristle; eerily dense, uniform meat; water-pumped sausages that lack lubricious fat; wild over-seasoning – can ruin a sausage sandwich both practically (you will be unable to cleanly take a bite of it) and qualitatively.

But then came the last theater of the Cold War fought by the U.S.S.R. and the United States, followed by the power vacuum after the defeat of the Soviet Union and the withdrawal of the U.S. The warlords and the Taliban fought to take control of the nation and, amid this turmoil, women and girls were practically confined to their houses, unable to go to work or school.