在 英语 中使用 Are often unable 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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These behaviors put these people with catatonic-type schizophrenia at high risk because they are often unable to take care of themselves or complete daily activities.
This imposes an additional cost for website development, which these offices are often unable to support.
In addition, proxy servers are usually slow and are often unable to open HTML pages without causing all page elements to fall apart.
Owing to the asymmetry of power between the beneficiaries and the authorities that administer the programme, beneficiaries are often unable to realize their rights.
As the disease progresses, memory and judgment become impaired and patients are often unable to anticipate or avoid dangerous situations.
Uneducated and mostly without family support, these young women are often unable to resume a normal life.
Women' s unequal access to economic resources and their economic dependence on men mean that they are often unable to negotiate safe sex.
In periods of global optimism, capital inflows flood into developing countries, which are often unable to restrict the amounts.
As much as we all know about the inevitability of death, we are often unable to deal with the loss of a loved one.
Throughout the world, women and girls fall victim to violence and are often unable to liberate themselves from dangerous situations.
According to the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, during this accelerated procedure, women are often unable to relate experiences of rape or other traumatic incidents.
The lack of laws that validate the various forms of customary marriage mean that women are often unable to claim their rights as wives.
In both these instances, the children are often unable to leave the mines or quarries until they have paid off the debt owed to the middleman or employer.
For the urban poor who are often unable to purchase and store large amounts of food, the stability of prices has a great effect on their food security.
Persons living in poverty are often unable to access justice or to seek redress for actions and omissions that adversely affect them.
Persons living in poverty are often unable to reap the benefits of scientific progress and its applications in an equal manner.
In addition, the predominantly trained Tai-Kadai health-care providers are often unable to close the communication gap; and different perceptions related to health-seeking behaviour and traditional practices remain.
Migrant workers who are caught in situations of natural disasters, civil conflict or war are often unable to avail themselves of the protection and assistance of their country of citizenship, residence or transit.
The harbour can be used only when weather and sea conditions are favourable, which is about 60 days a year, and cruise ships are often unable to land passengers.
Similarly, the ILO World Commission has noted that the underlying inequalities in economic power translate into bargaining strength in negotiations that poor countries are often unable to resist.