Sentence examples for will be unable to keep from inspiring English sources

For those hoping that a third-generation Kim will be unable to keep this regime from crumbling, that is great news.

The terms of the loan humiliated Ireland, and many economists say they are worried that the country will be unable to keep up with even the interest payments.

The euro-zone crisis resurfaced amid worries that Spain will be unable to keep its public finances under control and will require a bail-out at some point.

The boreal forests of Canada, you see, are expected to warm at above the global average, and the species within them will be unable to keep up.

With salary cap constraints, Washington will be unable to keep most of its unrestricted free agents in Oshie, Williams, Shattenkirk, Alzner and Daniel Winnik.

Miami is still shopping Isaac Austin, whom they most likely will be unable to keep in the off season because of his contract status.

Walmart will likely be unable to keep up, experts suggest.

Its dwindling fuel reserves will soon be unable to keep it in a stable orbit.

A no-fly zone should also be implemented – only then will Khartoum be unable to keep bombing civilians – and fomenting instability – in its own country and across the border.

Scientists are under huge pressure to find new and stronger antibiotics, but will likely be unable to keep up with the evolution of these bacteria (how many bacterial generations to a patent process?).

India's admired technical institutes will soon be unable to keep pace with the demand for well-qualified English-speaking engineers, chemists and so on.Education has actually been the subject of fierce political debate recently.