Sentence examples for unable to attain a from inspiring English sources

Thus, confronted for eight months with the reality of being examined by a Jewish policeman, Eichmann did not have the slightest hesitation in explaining to him at considerable length, and repeatedly, how he had been unable to attain a higher grade in the S.S., and why this was not his fault.

200 million people in the world are unemployed, but an additional 900 million earn so little that they and their families are unable to attain a standard of living of even $2 PPP dollars per day (ILO, 2012).

Unable to attain a job in either league, Radovich filed a lawsuit against the NFL in 1957.

Despite the turnover, East Carolina was unable to attain a first down, and went three-and-out before punting.

For the next few years, he was unable to attain a regular spot in the Yorkshire side as there were many batsmen competing for places.

Although unable to attain a decisive victory or induce the city to surrender, Alcibiades was able to win a small tactical land battle outside of the city gates and Theramenes concluded an agreement with the Chalcedonians.

Subjects were removed from further data analysis if they were unable to attain an overall score of 18.75 and they had greater than one rating inconsistency as XG viscosity increased.

For the Mets, Wednesday's loss meant they were unable to attain any of the markers they hoped to earn with a win, and so they completed the first third of the season with a 27-27 record, making them a.500 team after 54 games.

When the nun Chiyono studied Zen under Bukko of Engaku she was unable to attain the fruits of meditation for a long time.

Despite very strong employment growth and record low worklessness, the number of people in families with children who are unable to attain what the public believe to be a minimum standard of living has increased by 2.2 million – more than a third – since the start of the recession, with the majority of the increase in working households".

Jack Luft Sanibel, Fla., May 1 , 2009• To the Editor: Washington's action will ironically make it possible for Toyota and Nissan to accomplish something they were unable to attain in the market without government interference: a profitable North American sales share in large pickup trucks and S.U.V.'s.