Sentence examples for unable to launch from inspiring English sources

Since May 2015, Isis has been unable to launch a single successful operation.

Despite heroic efforts, particularly by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, Western media firms have been unable to launch mainland channels.

It was therefore unable to launch, and this meant that all the other cheques had to be returned.

But Mr. Cameron said his team had been unable to launch what it calls a lander — a robotic device resembling a skinny phone booth.

It is a breathtaking goal at a time when Washington, hobbled by partisan gridlock and deficit worries, seems unable to launch any major new programs.

Countries with only tenuous access to bond markets, as in the euro zone's periphery, may be unable to launch a big fiscal stimulus.Monetary policy is yet more cramped.

Duplicate space programs spend billions of dollars and yet are unable to successfully launch rockets; extraordinary bridges lead to sparsely populated islands.

Under China's political system, higher-level officials are unable to unilaterally launch large-scale purges of certain kinds of officials.

Barham believed that the French, having suffered such heavy losses, would be unable and unwilling to launch a major offensive in the Atlantic until after the winter.

It was a short reprieve: Herath lobbed the ball up enticingly; Hales, unable to resist, launched at it and skewed it from the outside edge to deep extra-cover.

Christine Aubry, an agronomist at France's National Institute for Agricultural Research (Inra), has identified "265 groups ready to launch an Amap but unable to find suppliers".