Sentence examples for we are unable to replace from inspiring English sources
"They destroyed all these things, and we are unable to replace them".
If ITA or Google limit our access to the ITA software or any improvements to the software, increase the price we pay for it or refuse to renew our contract and we are unable to replace ITA with a comparable technology, we may be unable to operate our business effectively and our financial performance may suffer".
(d) Since (K_k) and (K_i) are two minimal subsets belonging to different sets (K_{mathrm{min},C_subseteq L_{C^+}}) and (K_{mathrm{min},C_{10} subseteq L_{C_{11}},{G}not subseteq {C}_{21}}), respectively, so they can still get equal values and we are unable to replace the sign (not subset ) in by (not subseteq ), i.e. if (K_k = K_i^{prime } +K_i^{sim }), then we still eliminate (K_i^{prime }).
"It also doesn't seem fair that we can lose players yet we're unable to replace them".
Businesses, in turn, invest less, as they are unable to replace all their lost bank lending with other sources of financing.
Other states, as they run low on their old stock of drugs and are unable to replace them, are turning to new, untried methods like propofol or simply announcing that they are searching for a solution.
Selfish alleles – non-addictive alleles are unable to replace addictive alleles during recombination but the opposite is able to occur.
Winter losses are, therefore, unrepresented in NASS figures unless beekeepers decide not to or are unable to replace winter losses.
Together these observations indicate that MyHC isoforms impose unique structural and functional roles and support the hypothesis that MyHC isoforms are unable to replace one another.
We found that ISCs differ in their ability to carry out this routine replacement of damaged cells because in at least 7 of the 10 subregions our experiments show that ISCs are unable to replace cells in an adjacent region.
However, those approaches for stroke are limited to acute measures designed to restore perfusion and to protect ischemic cells from death in the acute phase, which are unable to replace damaged or lost neural cells [ 4].
