Sentence examples for unable to hire a from inspiring English sources

His family had no news of his whereabouts or his condition for a week, and were unable to hire a lawyer to represent him.

For Lisa Siegman, the principal of Public School 3 in Greenwich Village, it means being unable to hire a teacher for an extra class she had planned to open in the fall.

WASHINGTON — Kerri and Brian Kaley, a New York couple, were unable to hire a lawyer to defend themselves against serious criminal charges because the government had frozen their assets.

Members of the Cherchi team have been reluctant to give details of how they reached their decisions because they have been unable to hire a lawyer to advise them on what they can say.

A protein-analysis lab meant to be completed 2 years ago lacks key equipment and sits largely idle, says center director Jacques Samarut, who has been unable to hire a full complement of staff.

Head coach Dragan Djukic left the British set-up and took over the Israeli national team following the Olympics and the sport has been unable to hire a replacement until they learn how much support UK Sport will grant them on the road to the 2016 Games in Brazil.

As a result, they are unable to hire an attorney and instead rely on representation by a public defender.

Due to a tight budget, Larkin was unable to hire an orchestra to perform the music; all the instruments in the soundtrack aside from Larkin's own trumpet playing are sampled instruments.

The director of veterans health care in Montana recently was reassigned, for instance, amid complaints that she had been unable to hire psychiatrists to staff a new psychiatric unit.

"I have searched up and down I-85 from Atlanta to Charlotte and have been unable to hire on even as an entry-level employee," Mr. Anderson said.

Lee is now working at Seoul's Gunzamorey Computer Co., a small company normally unable to hire those with advanced degrees.