Sentence examples for unable to make better from inspiring English sources

There were redundancies and unused fixed assets, but for reasons of control, security and insight they were unable to make better use.

She, like so many others, has become a full-time mourner, a person who, unable to make things better, must concentrate on not making things worse.

A1 SHARING THE TEARS -- Carol O'Neill, like so many others, has become a full-time mourner, a person who, unable to make things better, must concentrate on not making things worse.

Then consider how to make better ones!

Fischer was unable to make progress and Spassky got a better position.

Women frequently feel unable to make the choices they really want, but surely society can make better use of their talents, first by encouraging them and then facilitating their progression.

The pattern continued into the second half, with Liverpool having the better openings but unable to make the breakthrough.

The government confirmed Blair had spoken to Gaddafi, and said efforts for a political solution "were unable to make progress", dismissing the committee's claim that the government should have made better use of this direct line of communication.

The Ellison review was unable to make "definitive findings" concerning Mr Francis's claims and suggested a public inquiry could be better placed to do so.

The review was unable to make "definitive findings" concerning former undercover officer Peter Francis's claims and suggested a public inquiry could be better placed to do so.

He is unable to make physical contact.