Sentence examples for unable to point to from inspiring English sources

All four candidates were unable to point to any instances in which they disagreed with Liberal Party orthodoxy.

Ms. McLellan's officials were unable to point to many benefits reserved to marriage under federal law, except the ability to get divorced and change family names.

"Lord Hanningfield was unable to point to any specific work that he had undertaken on the 11 days covered by the commissioner's investigation," the committee said.

Now, with the US Federal Reserve beginning to withdraw monetary stimulus, and with growth in emerging countries slowing, most companies are simply unable to point to massive expansion opportunities.

It is rare for a government to give up the immunity of one of its diplomats, according to experts in international law who were unable to point to a similar case.

This demagogic bit of character assassination, and one other false statement by Hari (according to him, I wrote the book because I have a "guilty conscience" about my own past!), is to be deleted by Slate from Hari's review, since he is unable to point to any evidence to justify his claims.

Left alone, the telescope will be able to operate for about three more years before the failure of gyroscopes would render it unable to point at the stars.

Dismissing the appeal on Thursday, Lady Justice Arden said: "MGN cannot expect this court to come to its rescue and find some way of finding the awards to be excessive when its staff have been responsible for disgraceful conduct with such distressing consequences, and when to boot it is quite unable itself to point to actual awards that it contends are wrong.

With the administration unable yet to point to much tangible evidence of progress, Gen. David H. Petraeus, who assumed command in Afghanistan last month from Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, is taking several steps to emphasize hopeful signs on the ground that, he will argue, would make a rapid withdrawal unwise.

George Mitchell, America's envoy, keeps his cards to his chest, unable so far to point to any gains.

In particular, the theist may be unable in many cases to point to a good to which some evil that occurs is indispensable.