Sentence examples for cannot amass from inspiring English sources
Cable dramas do not sell readily to other cable networks and therefore cannot amass the kind of profits that network shows can.
Interesting to note that Chelsea was by Mrs Clinton's side tonight but husband Bill was nowhere to be seen.The Obama camp, which only won ultra-liberal Vermont after 11 straight previous victories, says this race is all about the math (meaning delegates) and claims Mrs Clinton cannot amass enough to win the nomination.
If you simply cannot amass the 20 percent down payment, which many borrowers can't, then you still have options for avoiding PMI through talking to your lender about getting other kinds of specialty loans that don't include this requirement.
They cannot, therefore, amass the capital to buy, and so have to rent for longer, leaving them even more powerless in the face of price increases that bear no relation to their income.
It turns out there is no statistic that a basketball player accumulates that cannot be amassed selfishly.
Self-worth cannot be amassed from the outside.
"It's a classic example of why, at any level of government, the people cannot let power amass with any one individual".
Nor are we asked to hold that as a general matter compulsory process cannot be used to amass facts whose initial relevance to an ultimate legislative interest may be remote.
We have to build new tools, new products, that by their very nature cannot be used to amass personal data and either sell it off or hand it over to whichever government authority comes knocking without a legitimate basis.
"Such a fortune cannot have been amassed by legal means," Lydia Rauscher, the spokeswoman for the Federal Intelligence Service, said today.
As a nation, we have become addicted to debt, and our predilection to amass more and more debt cannot exactly be deemed "austerity".
