Sentence examples for unable to procure from inspiring English sources

The fundraising campaign succeeded but Cook was unable to procure the video and the money went to charity.

There are some weapons that we wish to buy, but which we are unable to procure at the present time.

Although John George was unable to procure his minister's release, Leopold managed to allay the elector's anger, and early in 1693 the Saxon soldiers rejoined the imperialists.

Insufficiency is structured into the very wages which were to have been the means of deliverance, but which prove unable to procure the necessities of life.

At first, with "House of Joy, Mr. Taylorr choreographed to sections of Bartok's "Miraculous Mandarin," but the company was unable to procure music rights.

"It is the poor women who are unable to procure the services they need when the government is not providing them.

"However, taking into account the lack of budget funds, many health-care facilities are unable to repair their facilities, to procure necessary equipment and to finance educational workshops," Sherstyuk notes.

Although Saudi Arabia planned to procure more M1 tanks, it was unable to do so for financial reasons and the AMX-30 has still not been retired.

Most girls were unable to achieve their practical objectives either because they did not have the resources or means to procure machines or because they were hindered by restrictions on their mobility and thus access to materials and markets.

Information was hard to procure.

"It's quite difficult to procure".