Sentence examples for unable to name all from inspiring English sources

Still, in a survey conducted by the British arm of Amazon.com recently, 43percentt of the respondents were unable to name all four Beatles.

Sports magazine 2 0.65  Running book 2 0.65  University/school 13 4.2  Internet 3 1.0  Coach 1 0.35  Race expo 2 0.65  Not applicable 283 92.5 4. Ability to name components      Unable to name any 286 93.5  Of the 20 participants attempting to name components:       Able to name only one 6 2.0   Able to name two 7 2.2   Able to name all three 3 1.0 Incorrect 4 1.3.

With four months to go before the primary balloting begins, and with much of the public still unable to even to name all the candidates, the Democratic hopefuls are trying to define themselves positively, leaving harsh differentiation for later.

In an interview during the 2008 election season, not only could she not cite any news sources that she reads, she was unable to name any magazine or newspaper at all.

She was unable to name any of the stakeholders, and took all requests for research or evidence on notice.

Wycombe, unable to name a full bench such are the limits to their squad, started to wilt as the clock ticked by and all it took was one chink in their hitherto impregnable armour to be exploited.

She was hiccupping now, unable to name her own feelings.

Because of corporate influence at all stages of the drafting process, and because of the perceived need to never offend anyone, the SDGs are unable to name what needs to be named.

Because of confidentiality agreements, McKinsey is unable to name the companies that were sampled.

Asked to read an eye chart, C is unable to name any letter.

Seven could correctly name 1 and 4 were unable to name any.