Sentence examples for unable to open a from inspiring English sources

In Lesotho, married women are legally minors, unable to open a bank account or own property without a husband's approval.

If a 14-month-old child sees an adult having difficulty — like being unable to open a door because her hands are full — the child will try to help.

He thinks the dryness would be good for me, but what would I do looking out the window at the desert, unable to open a window because of the air-conditioning?

Muhammad A. Salah of Bridgeview, Ill., who was suspected of ties to Hamas, the militant Palestinian organization, said in his lawsuit that he was unable to open a bank account, get a job or donate to his mosque without special approval from the government.

The 45-year-old Nigerian hotel worker, who fled his country because of politically motivated threats against his life, faced a simple yet seemingly intractable impasse, one which refugee charities say is very common for new arrivals: John was unable to open a bank account.

Yates suffered a problem with his gears which cost him valuable energy earlier in the stage and he slipped to fourth overall behind Froome, Bardet and Nairo Quintana, who attacked on the final climb but was unable to open a decisive gap on the race leader.

She said she left the company in 2007 when she moved to Easton, Md., and was unable to open an office closer to her new home.

While one of Apple's hardware devices shipping with a buggy version of iOS might lead to some late-night patches and customers unable to open an app, dealing with power management flaws is a liability cornucopia.

Up to 40 firms have been unable to open as a result of the fire disruption.

The employee went to find a manager saying he was unable to open the register without a purchase, but when both returned, the robber had gone.

Try not to ask shops for change as they have a limited amount themselves and will often say "unable to open the till without a purchase".