Sentence examples for by itself cannot make from inspiring English sources

That is a noble and worthy sentiment, but an election, by itself, cannot make democracy happen, any more than burning necklaces can.

There is no crisis in the Labour party, as Alan Johnson wittily put it, that an intervention by Ken Livingstone cannot make worse.

One thing we should have learned by now is that schools by themselves cannot make up for deep-seated social injustice and inequality in American society.

Criticism, by its nature, cannot make its subjects happy at all times.

By definition you cannot make a mistake in your first job other than becoming a consultant or an investment banker.

The main issue has been the dilemma faced by courts, which cannot make a parental order in favour of a single person.

An excellent cast, expert design and pacey direction by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar cannot make up for the play's slender substance (1 15).

Although web browsers can be used to produce PNG images by Molmil, they cannot make MP4 movies.

These are smuggled into a cell by a different virus that cannot make copies of itself.

Just always scared or surprised by surroundings that you cannot make sense of.

"I am amazed by reports that people cannot make themselves understood in English in this country to people in the NHS.