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unable

[uhn-ey-buhl] / ʌnˈeɪ bəl /


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"Somebody who was unable to carry a cup of tea with one arm can now walk from room to room holding it stably," he says.

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"She was no longer a 76-year-old, she was in her 90s," he said, adding that his wife was unable to steady herself to walk.

From BBC

"We have encountered unforeseen challenges that despite the best efforts of our team, the producers, and promoters we have been unable to resolve," he said.

From BBC

They added on top of this there was a high number of patients who were safe to be discharged but the hospital was unable to do so.

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The family were also unable to proceed with a clinical negligence case against Andrew's doctors because legal rules can bar the recovery of damages closely connected to a serious criminal act.

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