Sentence examples for unable to put in from inspiring English sources

And it's Congress that has been either unwilling or unable to put in place rules that have a shot at making things better.

He had cultivated an image of aggressively fighting emissions on the international stage but was unable to put in place workable policies at home.

Despite rapturous applause from the crowd in the Aquatics Centre, Daley and Waterfield, 31, were unable to put in the performance needed and the afternoon ended in disappointment for Team GB.

Charles O. Prince III, the former chief of Citigroup, inherited a beached whale of an organization but was unable to put in place a lineup of potential successors and was ultimately forced to spend $800 million on a hedge fund to get a candidate in Vikram S. Pandit.

Imagine our extreme annoyance on learning that (while in our local Halifax branch) we will be unable to put in the extra money allowed for our age-group in October 2009, because we cannot add to a fixed-rate Isa or open another in the same year.

There is buzz around the new Dodge Challenger, but the tyre-burning coupé will not generate enough sales on its own to make a difference.With Cerberus under pressure from its ill-timed purchase of a 51% stake in GM's financial-services arm and its apparent overpayment for United Rentals (a deal it is trying to unwind), it is unlikely, and possibly unable, to put in extra money.

Unable to put into effect a paragraph in the new Belgian constitution that provided for regionalization of the country, he resigned in November 1972.

"Or how many will not be bought because The Division players are neither going to need them nor will have the time for them?" Maybe this is something a new game by his studio, The Astronauts, could fix? "I'd always take a great atmosphere with a weak story over a great story told in a world that is unable to put me in a certain mood," he says.

She refused to be drawn, adding: "It would be much more trouble if I was unable to put it in perspective at night... Whatever has happened, it's not the end of the world".

Given it's very early morning as the post goes live we are unable to put calls in to confirm the deal, but might have more later.

But Ainslie, who trailed the leader by six points after three races, was unable to put himself in the best wind to press home the advantage and finished 12th as Hogh-Christensen fought back to seventh.