Sentence examples for unable to decipher a from inspiring English sources

He was rejected by the Army after failing the entry exam three times, and unable to decipher a job application, he did the menial work that came his way, cutting grass, cleaning houses and taking tickets for a traveling carnival.

The suggestion, which may soon turn into a decision, has created rifts between the provincial government and teachers, as the latter are unable to decipher a single Mandarin character, let alone teach it to students.

As we did not have information on the actual time of the Apgar score assignment, we are unable to decipher whether a difference in Apgar score assignment between public and private hospitals may explain our results.

We're unable to decipher her nationality at the moment," a sergeant said.

Unable to decipher the menu in the restaurant (a shimmering greenhouse where Less dines alone), for three meals he orders something he recalls from a novel — fassona, a tartare of local veal.

We have no idea, really, how to program the thermostat (and are unable to decipher the directions, because they're in a type size suited to far younger eyes), so we just fiddle with it from hour to hour and let the house go frigid overnight.

In its most recent report, the A.O. noted fifteen encounters with encryption in the course of a wiretap; it was unable to decipher the text in four instances, noting that it was the first time "that jurisdictions have reported that encryption prevented officials from obtaining the plain text of the communications since the A.O. began collecting encryption data in 2001".

I am a college graduate but am unable to decipher most Medicaid correspondence.

While a shift was strongly supported, the topological method was unable to decipher between the presence of multiple shifts in diversification rates along the phylogeny or a gradual change in diversification rate throughout the phylogeny as a whole.

Dismayed by the growing number of Tibetans unable to decipher the written form of their mother tongue, he dreamed of a sanctuary where young Tibetans left behind by China's progress could study their culture and pass it on to the next generation.

Pressed for time and unable to decipher many of the entries, the in-house lawyer normally haggles a bit and pays.