Sentence examples for unable to get enough from inspiring English sources

Private farmers have been unable to get enough loans to buy seeds, fertiliser and machinery and to pay for vets.

Investigators were able to identify possible suspects, the authorities said, but unable to get enough evidence to bring charges.

He had the right papers to leave, but he had so far been unable to get enough gas for the journey.

Substitute Fara Williams wriggled her way to the byline and picked out makeshift striker Jill Scott with a cross but the Everton midfielder was unable to get enough power into her header to trouble Erin McLeod.

Unable to get enough microchips to make everything it could have sold, I.B.M. reported that it had squeezed out the profits Wall Street had expected for the third quarter, but revenue fell short of projections.

During his lecture about Hawaii, he probably finds ex-service men ready to corroborate his testimony on the loveliness of the island, except the minoaity who were unable to get enough passes to downtown Honolulu.

More than a million UK homes are unable to get fast enough broadband for modern families' needs, including watching streaming services such as Netflix and video-calling friends.

FedEx unwittingly carried a package from Paris to New Orleans last week that was emitting so much radiation that the recipient, a company that packages radiation sources for industrial testing, has been unable to get near enough to measure it directly.

The group had a number of strategies for obtaining revenue from the distribution of free software, but it was unable to get far enough along to begin the experiment.

GB were unable to get close enough to affect the Russians' air and the Britons cut dejected figures as they went down 3-2.

Behind him, Grosjean had been urged to race Raikkonen, being told by the team he was faster than the Finn, but was unable to get close enough to try.