Self-sufficiency is a metric that, of itself, cannot tell us much about these two aims.
An oil firm, by contrast, cannot tell if crude will sell for $150 a barrel five years hence, or for a fraction of that.But the move to gas, and to shale-gas in particular, demands a shift in the majors' business models.
By Wendy Wasserstein I cannot tell a lie.
By Stephen Sherrill I cannot tell you why I did it.
The controlled light will extend the life spans of even the most fragile watercolors and pastels, yet museum professionals who stop by cannot tell which galleries are equipped with filters.
"I am just so entertained by this thing, I cannot tell you," she said in a phone conversation from her home in San Francisco.
White's diaries and his letters to Bradley suggest that he knew about the struggle to have faith, to find intimacy, to accept himself, and to be accepted by others, but you cannot tell it from the bulk of his work.
By law, a charity cannot tell you what your donated items are worth.
For example, we did not have baseline information about which types of media are generally used by participants, so we cannot tell whether participants increased their media use or whether they used additional media sources that they did not use before.
We not only do not know, but cannot know, what is condemnable by "sacrilegious". And if we cannot tell, how are those to be governed by the statute to tell?
