Sentence examples for were unable to define from inspiring English sources

But "we were unable to define the worth of something we didn't want or need," she said.

The majority of medical specialists (85%) and pharmacists (77%) claimed to be either very familiar or familiar with the term biosimilar, whereas many GPs (60%) were unable to define or had never heard of the term.

They say Republicans were unable to define the race around the national issues they hope will carry them in the fall, despite an effort to tie Mr. Critz to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Mr. Obama and the Democratic health care legislation.

We were unable to define a precise mechanism.

We were unable to define the exact normal tissue radiation thresholds based on our limited case series.

However, this was not always a satisfactory method because some participants would demonstrate acceleration closer to the final quarter of the line and we were unable to define a set algorithm to adequately address these idiosyncrasies.

Finally, among the strains for which the VNTR was unable to define any lineage, there was 94.0% agreement between the SNP and spoligotype-defined lineage (Table 1).

His repressed heart is unable to define its desires.

Not least because I'm unable to define it myself.

Like her neighbors, Kate is unable to define herself outside the grid of convention.

And that show is an inconsistent mess that has been unable to define itself for years.