Sentence examples for unable to move through from inspiring English sources

The problem has been compounded by a lack of available beds elsewhere in the hospital, meaning patients are unable to move through A&E.

Unable to move through the crowd much, I spent most of the debate talking to Janelle and her friends.

For example, some survivors develop "complicated grief," and are unable to move through the phases of grief without a great deal of severity.

Repetitions continued until the patient reported being unable to move through a full range of motion (volitional fatigue).

Other nanofibre-forming techniques, including electrospinning, can only achieve dense and thin sheets with nanometre-pores and micrometre-thickness, leaving cells unable to move through the pores; shear-spun scaffolds can provide various nanofibre percentages while maintaining the same porosity profile.

However, the E field is shielded by messenger proteins that are both mobile in the cytosol and unable to move quickly through the nuclear pores (i.e. they require active transport).

This track record is an important counterpoint to those who argue that Sanders, if elected, would be unable to move his agenda through a Congress dominated by Republicans and conservative Democrats.

She lay stationary, detached from her surroundings and unable to move as her mind flew through the terrible possibilities.

I was going through menopause, I was unable to move, my muscles were atrophied, I had hypothyroidism, I was on insulin.

Patients are sometimes unable to move and become bedridden, occasionally having to be fed through a tube.

She said she was unable to move until a Nepalese guide saw her and dragged her through the snow to safety.