Sentence examples for unable to push a from inspiring English sources

"I seriously doubt that a voter would be unable to push a chad through on a normal voting device," Mr. Ahmann said.

Unlike many of her accusers, she may not have gained personally (as she says, "I don't have secret Swiss bank accounts, I didn't rob anything") but she was unwilling or unable to push a meaningful clear-up on her party and coalition allies.

Tests with a criterion are fulfilled if a specified criterion is met, e.g., a person is able or unable to push a weighted cart over a distance of 20 m safely.

One would be that the new mammoth would encompass political groups of such vast differences of opinion that it would become paralysed, unable to push any reforms through at all.

Alan Pardew has been trailing Debuchy, a close friend of the Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye, for some time but was unable to push through a deal last summer.

The governor, perhaps thinking of his legacy, directed his staff to pursue an executive order to tighten restrictions on campaign donors, imposing limits that he was unwilling or unable to push through a balky Democratic Legislature last spring.

But from this excruciating game, the Red Sox will remember being unable to push across an insurance run or two against the Baltimore bullpen in the eighth and ninth innings Wednesday night.

Despite the evidence that reducing the size of the league improves the product on the pitch, the SPL was unable to push through such a move and is now aiming to embark on a different venture altogether.

Before a European Union summit meeting in Brussels last month on the Greek crisis, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France was reportedly in a rage, unable to push Mrs. Merkel toward a more explicit promise of help for Greece.

U.S. oil futures for October delivery were largely unchanged on the day around $72 after a 3percentt drop overnight on profit taking after the market was unable to push crude above $75 a barrel.

This means that the bulls were unable to push the price above a certain price level on two separate occasions in the past and signals the momentum is strong.