Sentence examples for unable to expand and from inspiring English sources

Businesses will be unable to expand and grow.

The declines are worrisome to the extent that they reflect the weak economy, with businesses unable to expand and borrowers sidelined by unemployment and damaged credit histories.

Nickell, a former MPC member, says: My personal belief is it is more to do with the fact the more productive firms are unable to expand and come into being..

This term has recently also been used to refer to the development of gas in the pleural space because the lung is unable to expand and fill the thoracic cavity after evacuation of pleural fluid [8].

Germany has historically shown that she is unable to expand and subsequently manage an Empire.

When pre-neoplastic cells isolated from hepatic nodules were transplanted in RS-treated livers, they grew rapidly and evolved into HCC; however, the same cell preparation was unable to expand and progress following injection into untreated, syngeneic normal hosts [ 8].

Despite successfully building a strong base among evangelicals and social conservatives, he was unable to expand his following and to pivot to the unpredictable Trump, who repeatedly bashed him as "Lyin' Ted".

POKO and ob/ob mice have a similar positive energy balance, with hyperphagia and low energy expenditure, but because POKO mice lack PPARγ2, they are unable to expand adipose tissue and, as a result, they developed lipotoxicity and became markedly more insulin resistant and diabetic than their ob/ob littermates at a very early age.

They are also unable to expand ER structures and show reduced rates of antibody secretion both in vitro and in vivo.

A planning appeal was withdrawn a year ago and last week the school admitted that, rather than the 250 pupils who should be at the school this term, it has only 75 pupils on roll in years 9 and 10 and is unable to expand beyond 79 pupils at present.

He is still getting plenty of free media, but not the kind he wants, and he seems unable to expand his reach very far beyond lily-white talk radio devotees and gut-driven, low-information voters.