Sentence examples for can ascertain it from inspiring English sources

As far as we can ascertain it is the first time a kick-off has been delayed by a single inflatable.

This device serves no purpose that I can ascertain — it's not near any of the phones, so you can't see it when you pick up a call — and I have no recollection of its ever coming into the house.

"As far as I can ascertain, it was a professional standards issue that was dealt with by council officers and was not brought to the attention of elected officials".

In gamer speak, as far as I can ascertain, it means to try to shoot something while impersonating a rampaging Dr. Zoidberg.

If elephants somehow, over vast areas, convey the message "over here!" and buffalo "thataway, guys!", and ducks "all in a row, now!", they don't, as far as we can ascertain, write it down.

That's if you can ascertain whether it really does have a beginning, a middle or an end.

Although the actual number of staff employed by PSCs in Ghana is difficult to ascertain, it can be estimated that with a conservative figure of 450 PSCs in the country, the number of people employed by these companies run into thousands.

It can assess the role of risky procedures such as transfusion and it can ascertain the etiology of morbid conditions diagnosed late or of controversial origin.

The group, which boasts of having TOW missiles, did not provide specific details on the targets or how it can ascertain the strikes were by Russian jets.

"In spite of the Convention's frequent affirmations expressing its desire to see greater ethnic involvement and participation in SBC life, the Convention has not adopted a consistent means by which it can ascertain participation of ethnic churches and church leaders in Convention life," reads the report that led to the recommendation.

If ancestral and genetic subgroups can be ascertained, it is also important for genetic association studies taking place in that region because typical self-reported race data may not adequately control for substructure confounding.