Sentence examples for cannot be aided from inspiring English sources

Revelation shows that human knowledge of creation is limited, but it cannot be aided by natural philosophy at this point.[13] In the later Middle Ages the study of the soul was part of natural philosophy.

The rest of the year, the community cannot be aided by fire services.

The scale of this latter process cannot be under-estimated, and has been aided in some centres by help from their local CLRN (Clinical Research Network).

The new 1.6-litre V6 turbo engine rules require a central exhaust position, meaning it cannot be used to aid aerodynamics.

Séléka has waged attacks against Ugandan troops in the CAR, much of the territory within the CAR remains outside of Bangui's control, prompting analysts to conclude that Bozizé's ouster will change the dynamic at play; Bangui cannot be expected to aid Kampala and Washington's military campaign in the CAR.

These findings will help guide prospective design of sampling regimens, or, when sample size cannot be increased, will aid investigators in understanding the limitations of ML estimates of k̂ and associated CIs.

Thus, studies of adults are not likely to include inception cohorts and their results cannot be used to aid in the design of primary prophylactic efforts.

President Obama can significantly reduce the harm by directing the State Department and the United States Agency for International Development to reject a longstanding misinterpretation of the amendment under which aid cannot be used to help women whose lives are endangered or in cases of rape or incest.

Combating hunger and malnutrition cannot be achieved through aid alone.

Whatever was threatened more than 30 years ago cannot be prayed in aid now.

"It might be that Commonwealth countries, such as small and vulnerable middle-income countries, will be beneficiaries, but we cannot be sure, as aid through EU-pooled instruments might still be an option where it is effective," the report's authors said, adding that aid would decline by approximately $1.9bn because of sterling's devaluation.