Sentence examples for unable to unify from inspiring English sources
McGovern was unable to unify the party sufficiently to offer an effective challenge to the incumbent Republican president, Richard M. Nixon, who defeated him by an overwhelming margin.
And "disjunctive" generally means ineffective, because the parties such presidents are leading are likewise trapped between past and future and unable to unify and act.
He was unable to unify the country, however, and went into exile (where he remained until 1792) after the Austrians took the southern Netherlands in December 1790, defeating a local army weakened by the Statists' arrest of van der Meersch.
The longer he remains in office, the happier Mugabe will be, secure in the knowledge that Tsvangirai's combative style and diminishing influence will be unable to unify the opposition against him.
Because red state Democrats seem to think they can't possibly win an argument with Republicans over taxes, Dems are unable to unify behind proposals that have broad popular support.
The opposition in exile remains unable to unify fragmented rebel groups behind its political leadership, even those that nominally fall under the umbrella of the opposition's Free Syrian Army, let alone the growing cadres of extremist Islamist fighters who openly reject the opposition leadership.
We're here to unify the effort".
Let's not try to unify it.
I want to unify the title".
Then he decides to unify his country.
