Sentence examples for unable to put a from inspiring English sources

To be unable to put a stop to the fear".

The film seems unable to put a name to the monumental grief it depicts with such devastating force.

The Ministry of Defence was also unable to put a price on its involvement in the celebrations.

Nazi paraphernalia and jargon became popular, and one commandant after another was unable to put a stop to it.

In this case, Proxima b would be habitable today, although Barnes and co are unable to put a figure on how likely this is.

Despite outshooting the Capitals by 20-12 in the first two periods, they were unable to put a puck past Kolzig.

Since then, government has been unable to put an absolute crimp on growth.

They have got this far four times now and have lost four times, and Marcelino's players were unable to put an end to a run that dates back to their defeat to Valencia in the Uefa Cup in 2004.

"What frustrates me is the suffering of people, to see so many innocent people dying, so many innocent people fleeing, so many innocent people seeing their lives completely broken, and the world being unable to put an end to this nonsense".

Delbrück considers the importance of the battle to be exaggerated, but the evidence makes clear that it resulted in the Empire being unable to put an effective army into the field for many years to come.

The House was unable to put together a majority for a largely symbolic vote endorsing the $50 billion in cuts, and some Republicans, largely moderates, say they just do not see a public clamoring for federal cutbacks.