英語 での Being unable の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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K: I think regretting being unable to convey your feelings is something everyone knows.
Being unable to generate enough freight, or get a subsidy, the service was abandoned and the vessel laid up.
Being unable to look down whilst wearing it just reinforced my submissive tendencies.
Firewalls are the most common reason for people being unable to connect to the chat.
We do not assume any liability for any damage that may be incurred by users from using or being unable to use the Account.
This concept of being unable to accurately describe Tao is common among East Asian religions and Taoist writings.
According to Clementine, he was kicked off the train en route to Rotterdam for being unable to show a valid ticket.
Look at the case of overweight and Xu chef dinner time being unable to eat, sleep is that they are most needed.
Failure to supply such data may result in the Company's being unable to provide its services to you.
Being unable to move your emails to a newer e-mail client because the MBOX file is somehow corrupted is a nonsense.
Urinating more or less often than usual, or being unable to urinate.
Failure to process your data could result in us being unable to fulfil your orders.
KAYAC shall not be liable in any way for trouble or damages arising from using or being unable to use the Site.
Being unable to carry out daily activities when the disease progresses.
Baltic Exchange, being unable to afford such an undertaking, sold the land to Trafalgar House in 1995.
The problems would probably begin with the cone dispenser being unable to cope with deviations in the raw materials.
Those who care for isolated individuals constantly worry about falls, illness and being unable to contact them during emergencies.
As against this, a migraine is often preceded by a warning, for example, being unable to stand light or noise.
Illiteracy is a huge problem in Kenya's northeastern province, with more than 80 percent of the province's one million people being unable to read and write.
Full of lies Being so fed up with a world that didn't change at all, but being unable to give up the despair of a lie.