Sentence examples for by itself cannot work from inspiring English sources

If there was one lesson to be learned from the European sovereign debt crisis, it was that monetary union by itself cannot work indefinitely.

Legislation by itself cannot remove the stigma of part-time work.

"I often get inspired by materials I cannot work with," she said.

Women in these rural communities are bound by tradition and cannot work outside the home.

By law, they cannot work when it gets too cool (below minus 8ºC) or too hot (above 32ºC).

By law, children cannot work on U.S. farms during school hours, but they can work in the field at other times, and hours increase especially in the summer, when school is not in session and the tobacco crop season is at its peak.

So there doesn't seem to be anything in principle that says a town designed by a single author cannot work for its residents, at least by some criteria.

The difference between the training and the test data is so significant that the regression functions established by the training data cannot work well for the test data, leading to the estimation performance deterioration.

"By its own definition, homeopathy cannot work," Michael De Dora, director of public policy at the nonprofit Center for Inquiry's Washington, D.C., branch, told the panel in his Monday presentation.

I feel that colorblindness can't work in a society permeated by stereotypes, much like abstinence-only education cannot work in a culture permeated by sexual messages.

An author published by one big firm in Paris cannot work with anyone else.