Sentence examples for unable to describe a from inspiring English sources

It was evident from the first definitions of informality that scholars were unable to describe a wide range of people, activities and spaces, with features not clearly identifiable, unless they used a dualist approach.

Finally, those who were unable to describe a composite were asked to describe "one of your worst calls".

The great British public know what they saw in Luton recently; only Jacqui Smith remains unable to describe an elephant when she sees one.

While the conventional ion-solid simulation model, Binary Collision Approximation (BCA), is unable to describe the FIB process, a dynamic BCA model is used in this study to predict the level of Ga implantation along the substrate depth.

Although this present study was not carried out in an emergency department, it is possible that because of the acuity of the event in this sample (6 days was the median number of time since the injury), these patients were similarly unable to describe their dizziness in a meaningful manner.

Undergraduates come to class having underlined and highlighted large portions of the text, yet they are often unable to describe the rationale for an experiment or interpret data presented in the figures.

While we were able to describe novel nonsynonymous variants for CRP, we were unable to describe these variants at an appreciable frequency when genotyped in the general population making it impossible to explore the impact of these variants on serum CRP.

He survived that ordeal-by-camera only to find himself back in explaining mode after he was shown in a video as seemingly unable to describe his position on Libya in a meeting with The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Now, however, the rich millennials are popping up and their parents are intrinsically unable to describe the value proposition of a $12,000 Rolex because they're too busy on the smartphone.

Moreover, if benefitted, these individuals may be unable to describe the side effects of a screening or treatment.

However, we were unable to describe the trajectories that showed an increase in fatigue over time (increased exertion fatigue with mild offset, increased exertion fatigue with moderate offset, and increased general fatigue with mild offset).