Sentence examples for unable to represent from inspiring English sources

Whilst we succeeded in including clinical, patient and policy representatives, we were unable to represent all relevant professional groups (for example, psychologists) or a wider range of patient representatives.

Indeed, if Bamford played for the champions he would be unable to represent a third club this season.

It risks tarnishing both the Constitution and Mr. Morsi as purely partisan and unable to represent all Egyptians.

That night, it became so closely associated with the fortunes of the England team that it was unable to represent anything else and froze in time.

Mr Johnson was attacked during the mayoral campaign as a divisive figure who would be unable to represent London's large ethnic minority population.

The board's decision is a personal blow to Bedene, who is also unable to represent Britain in the Olympics, as well as the Davis Cup captain Leon Smith.

That the present administration feels unable to be represented as the world marks the extraordinary contribution Margaret Thatcher made will be a disappointment to those who served with her in that endeavor".

Our failure to do so at the former races was believed to be due to the fact that we were unable to be represented properly, but when the struggle was to be over our own roads many of us thought it was as good as won.

Although the absolute SIM rate of the SIM module in the presence of aTc was unable to be represented, the above results clearly showed that aTc was able to restrict the SIM rate at a basal level and switch the cell to the high-fidelity state.

This tacit knowledge is unable to be fully represented on control charts and standard operating procedures.

In a statement, Phillips said it had been an honour to serve for six years, but added: "It has become clear to me over the last few months that my growing and very significant policy differences with the current government mean that I am unable properly to represent the people who elected me".