Sentence examples for unable to define a from inspiring English sources

Unable to define a modern Conservatism, Cameron plumped for reheated Thatcherism.

To date, scientists have been unable to define a healthy microbiome by its constituents alone.

Dickens warned us about the Gradgrind mentality in education as far back as 1854 in Hard Times – "Girl number twenty unable to define a horse!".

We were unable to define a precise mechanism.

It is unable to define a model for the system behavior.

However, this was not always a satisfactory method because some participants would demonstrate acceleration closer to the final quarter of the line and we were unable to define a set algorithm to adequately address these idiosyncrasies.

The collectors I have met may be unable to define an old rose except by negatives, buy they know one when they see it.

We use reflexive, antisymmetric, transitive relations ≤ as our linear orders rather than the associated irreflexive, asymmetric, transitive relations <, because this allows us to distinguish between the ordinal numbers 0 and 1 (Russell and Whitehead took the latter approach and were unable to define an ordinal number 1 in their Principia Mathematica).

In this multicentre observational study we were unable to define an optimal oxygenation level during PCA care, but hypoxia seemed to be more harmful than hyperoxia.

Finally, among the strains for which the VNTR was unable to define any lineage, there was 94.0% agreement between the SNP and spoligotype-defined lineage (Table 1).

"No one is convinced that Gray Davis has done anything but a poor job as governor, but the Simon campaign has been unable to define him as a reasonable candidate, and he has been reeling for so many negative stories about him".