Sentence examples for unable either from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unable either" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used in contexts where you want to express a lack of ability or capacity, but it needs to be part of a larger structure to be grammatically correct. Example: "I am unable either to attend the meeting or to send a representative."
Companies are increasingly unable either to buy or to find a buyer, domestic or foreign, who can pass political and antitrust muster.
These factors are leaving companies here increasingly unable either to buy or to find a buyer, domestic or foreign, who can pass political and antitrust muster.
They were and remain stuck, and I was psychically not flowing, unable either to surrender or act, energy-trapped.
And, unable either to achieve economies of scale or to brand itself as a premium product with a premium price-tag, it has fallen between two stools".
Mr. Sarkozy was unable either to attract many votes from the far right National Front or to mobilize his own supporters adequately.
And this leaves them unable either to admit how moderate Mr. Obama is or to acknowledge the more or less universal extremism of his opponents on the right.
Unlike Reagan and Clinton, the two masters, he seems unable to either bully or inspire.
They have been hunkered down in their showroom waiting for the show to end, unable to either sell or leave town.
I did like that Vasili realised Nina was responsible for his downfall but was unable to either prove his innocence or prevent her inflicting further damage.
About 75,000 Syrians have since been trapped in no-man's land, unable to either enter Jordan or return to Syria.
Unable to either view the evidence or weigh the uncertainties, the public entrusts experts and officials to create mechanisms allowing biosecurity questions to be decided wisely.
