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

In the vast majority of cases, proof of innocence simply can't be established.

However, the stereochemistry of C-7, C-9, and C-6′ can't be established currently.

Their contraries are always possible, their denials never imply contradictions, and they can't be established by demonstration.

The RSPO created a rudimentary certification system for sustainable palm oil; among other criteria, new palm oil plantations can't be established on primary rainforest or land with high conservation values.

Unlike the Laws, however, the Symposium is a comedy too, since it also contains an imitation of the second best kind of symposium described in the Protagoras one where there are poets present, and where the participants "argue over points that can't be established with any certainty" (347e1 7).

The diagnosis of pancreatic tuberculosis can't be established without pathological confirmation by biopsy from FNA or exploration.

It hasn't been established.

The plots of Ct(T / Ca(T) versus ∫ Ca(t dt/ Ca(T) were not linear, most likely because the assumptions of the uni-directional transport model of Patlak were not fulfilled and, consequently, reliable images of Ki and VbPatlak could not be established for Gd-DTPA.

We do not know who her mother was: her ethnic inheritance can't be fully established.

A good personal policy for what can (and can't) be expensed can be established through this self-directed question: "Is this something I would pay for if I was operating inside my own life, or is this something I'm only doing because I'm not paying for it?" Expenses in the second category are generally off limits.

The economy can't be re-established on a sound basis without aggressive efforts to put people back to work in jobs with decent wages.