Sentence examples for can't be discovered from inspiring English sources

Samsung has built so many things into this device that on your first use you'll be overwhelmed with dialog boxes showing you how to use them, including things you might never want to use (tilting, shaking... it smacks of "these elements can't be discovered, so we have to tell you about it now". I ignored most of them).

"A blood passport will be necessary as some substances can't be discovered right now," said the 31-year-old.

"More and more of the world's trading is done by spraying dark orders across multiple destinations using deliberately complicated patterns and algorithmic models that can't be discovered or duplicated.

But these haven't been discovered yet, so I can't order up a reassuring mail-order test to find them.

Even if the shell company is discovered, it can't be tied directly to the politician because the company is technically owned by someone else a stand-in owner who's appointed by Mossack Fonseca to run the company on paper, but, in reality, doesn't own anything.

Sometimes it isn't obvious that a grant can't be moved, as Lennon discovered when he tried to transfer an NSF grant funded from American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (also known as "stimulus") funds.

These traits, she observes, make the authors feel that they can't be cross when they discover errors creeping into their manuscripts.

A job is still a job and parenting will drive you crazy but I've discovered I can't be good at one without the other.

And he adds, "If we're all gaming and yapping, why would we try to discover anything that can't be emailed or posted on Facebook?

After discovering his children can't be named as beneficiaries on a life insurance policy unless he's married, he marries Sandler.

"It can't be that there is a difference in our brains, because it would have been discovered by now," she says.