Sentence examples for unable to exist from inspiring English sources

Turbulent choreography turned Felix Bürkle, Val Loukianovets and Mark Taylor into men unable to exist happily either together or apart.

Traditional conservation has focused on maintaining species in protected areas, but Moehrenschlager said this approach would no longer be relevant as temperatures rise and species are unable to exist in their native range.

But these metaphysical atoms are not simple but rather composite, because they are reducible to something else, belonging to a different rank of reality and unable to exist by themselves: being and essence, potency and act, matter and form, abstract genera, species and differences.

Unfortunately, one of the prices you pay is the expression of individuality, it stifles it because it makes it unable to exist financially and creatively".

As representatives of the Mainz National Convention, he and Adam Lux had been sent to Paris to apply for Mainz — which was unable to exist as an independent state — to become a part of the French Republic.

In court documents, the NRA claimed that New York's law, spearheaded by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, had inflicted "irrecoverable loss and irreparable harm" on the organization, which may be "unable to exist as a not-for-profit or pursue its advocacy mission" in the future.

The animals are unable to be sterilized, since no approved chemical contraception exists.

As Kenny points out, Aquinas understands this necessity in terms of being unable to cease to exist (Kenny, 48).

The strength of competition between species depends on the degree to which their niches overlap (Hutchinson 1957), with two species occupying the same niche unable to co-exist over the long term (Hardin 1960).

There is no doubt that Argentinian officials are running scared of meeting Falkland Islanders because they would be unable to deny we exist if we were sat across the table from them.

He is unable to prove it existed, and begins to wonder if he has become a different person.