Sentence examples for unable to address a from inspiring English sources
This meant that the drug trade moved to Mexico just as its politics and institutions were in flux, leaving them unable to address a problem they have often made worse.
Mr Ryan scorned Mr Obama as a hapless, verbose failure unable to address a simple reality: "We need to stop spending money we don't have".Yet amid the fighting talk and the predictions of victory, the gathering felt oddly flat at times, even wary.
I'd argue that the alliance itself is at risk because if it's unable to address a major threat within Europe, it really loses its reason for being". The reason a Kosovo war is such a threat is that any outcome risks escalation.
In addition, given the nature of the sample collected and their behavioral performance we are unable to address a perennial problem in fMRI research of schizophrenia which is how brain network differences attributed to disease can be disentangled from that due to poor performance.
We were unable to address a broad spectrum of potentially useful variables given database limitations.
As for medical services, virtual appointments can be done to complement diagnoses in situations where seniors are unable to address a health area (hospital or others).
Sometimes these might not all be available, and it would be troubling to have a governor be unable to address an emergency because he left his Blackberry at the office.
Many of the general decontamination protocols used in healthcare and home settings are unable to address all of the desired qualities of an efficient FFR decontamination protocol.
This process is complicated and unable to address any of the previously discussed issues relating to computational resources.
All of this was a world away from George W Bush, who was unable to address Muslims in a tone that was not bellicose or patronising.
For example, genetic epidemiological research may be organized to assess mutation prevalence in particular ethnic populations, making research unable to address the need for a test result in an individual outside that ethnic group.
