Exemplos de uso de Unable to continue em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Morales Bermúdez administration proved unable to continue with the original leftist military government program.
The battle of Bovianum at last completely crushed the spirit of the Samnites, who, unable to continue the war, were obliged to accept the terms dictated by Romans.
combination thereof that renders an opponent unable to continue fighting.
That's why some people wonder why they are unable to continue in the same way or be as happy outside Prashanti Nilayam.
Irvin injured his knee after a takedown from Silva and was unable to continue the fight.
With Scott Ferrozzo injured, and all alternates injured or unable to continue, Mark Coleman wins the UFC 11 Tournament by default.
his estate was unable to continue the new enterprise.
He won the fight via TKO in the second round after Jorgensen was unable to continue after injuring his ankle.
Bernardo repeatedly attacked Filipović's damaged leg and rendered him unable to continue due to injuries.
he was forced to stop there, unable to continue.
facing foreclosure on the duplex as I was unable to continue mortgage payments.
She knows my country very well, and there will be great distress when they hear she is ill and unable to continue her work here in Parliament.
The next payout increase found the following players unable to continue on to the final table.
Scott Ferrozzo was unable to continue due to exhaustion,
Nevertheless, the laic nurses were unable to continue working in a space in which the religious capital was granted a distinct symbolic weight.
was unable to continue her studies, as she needed to help at home,
Remember this example when for some reason you feel unable to continue on your path.”.
Since only a single character"matched," Joseph would have been unable to continue to translate the plates in this manner.
By the late summer of 2014, I was unable to continue to satisfy creditor demands.
should something unfortunate happen to the mother where she is unable to continue to care for the child.