Sentence examples for unable to plan a from inspiring English sources

He is remembered by everyone as unreliable and disorganized to the point that he was unable to plan a show ahead of time.

Because there was a noticeable difference in the inhibition of physiological myocardial 18F-FDG uptake between HEP and LF in healthy subjects and in patients with known or suspected CS, we were ethically unable to plan a randomized study.

That pain, and the mounting pressures that come with success, left the band members at odds with each other about career goals and musical directions, and collectively unable to plan a next move.

If you are unable to plan a trip to Alaska, then the next best method is by sending out cover letters and resumes.

A third were told that he was normal; a third that he was unable to plan; and a third that he was unable to feel pain, pleasure or fear.

Last year, the mobility part of PIP was changed to remove "psychological distress" as one of the reasons why a person would be unable to plan or follow a journey.

In addition, officials in central government are apparently running into more problems with IT; they are more likely than their local government counterparts to believe technology is seen as a problem rather than part of a solution, and have been unable to plan due to a possible change in government.

Like many half-domesticated animals, 18-year-olds tend to be skittish, guided by momentary impulses, and utterly unable to plan more than half an hour ahead despite this, we toss them in dorms where they're expected to interact with the opposite sex and a variety of drugs.

With the future of the funding situation at CSIC being uncertain, Fernández adds, researchers are unable to plan their work more than a couple of months out.

But Putnam proved disappointing as a tactician, being unable to plan and coordinate operations involving large numbers of troops.

It highlighted concerns that many organisations are unable to plan ahead because funding is allocated on a short-term basis.