Sentence examples for were not able to work from inspiring English sources

Many people had quit and were not able to work with her any more.

He did, but the striking women also received abuse from male Ford colleagues who were not able to work - as well as their wives.

Of those remaining on welfare, 55percentt were people who were considered, in social service jargon, "unengageable" or "partially engageable," meaning they were not able to work, or could work only minimally for their benefits.

"These are people who I have a longstanding relationship with and I would be surprised if we were not able to work together again at some time," Ms. Godoff said yesterday.

Disconcerted staff in a division of the London School of Business and Finance LSBFF) listed their grievances in a letter in January, and added in a follow-up meeting agenda that some students were not able to work computers.

On Thursday an Intel spokesman said the company shared with O.L.P.C. the vision of putting computers into the hands of children, but the two were not able to work out what he described as "philosophical" differences.

We weren't able to work the changes out in an above-the-table, sensible way".

Of course, when I'm not able to work, my business suffers.

Mr. Tucker, a schoolteacher, was not able to work again until he completely healed last December.

They come from large families, and often from families whose fathers are not able to work.

It became so severe that I was not able to work any more.