Sentence examples for unable to undertake a from inspiring English sources
In 1936, he became an assistant to Vaclav Talich at the Czech Philharmonic, and when Talich was unable to undertake a British tour with the orchestra in 1937, Mr. Kubelik conducted the tour instead.
CRT might have a different role then CNX in tyrosinase maturation, since soluble tyrosinase lacking the TM domain is unable to undertake a productive folding pathway despite its CRT association [24].
Furthermore, we were unable to undertake a time motion study to validate these estimates and ensure that reported time spent reflected actual time spent.
As a result we were unable to undertake a statistical meta-analysis, however we believe our detailed quality appraisal and narrative synthesis highlights the strengths, weaknesses and key messages of this complex body of literature.
Overall individuals who were unable to undertake a proper cognitive assessment were more likely to have all three types of attrition, and having an incomplete interview (measured by incomplete responses to self-reported health and ADL impairments) was associated with higher levels of mortality.
Suffering from injuries caused by a fall, Howe was unable to undertake any duties for a month after his arrival.
As a result, Mr. Nunn said, although the group was not cutting its staff of 32 and still planned to spend $30 million on projects this year and $25 million in 2003, it would be unable to undertake any expensive new projects.
"Until Lodgeo, mobile users have been unable to undertake all activities associated with hotel booking on one app.
Other than paving the road, CDOT was unable to undertake any significant improvements to the highway corridor due to its projects elsewhere in the state and the requirement to coordinate efforts with the Forest Service, which owns most of the damaged land.
A small resource which may only consist of a single developer who is responsible for the database environment and website production may be unable to undertake any additional tool development.
But her own closeness to the work seems to have left her unable to undertake the task of editing that is crucial for a choreographer or a director — and Ms. Haigood is both in this piece, which is as much a work of theater as it is of dance.
