Sentence examples for cannot be approached from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cannot be approached" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something is inaccessible or cannot be reached, either physically or metaphorically. Example: "The problem is so complex that it cannot be approached without a thorough understanding of the underlying principles."
The Oscars cannot be approached ironically (although James Franco certainly tried).
"It's something that cannot be approached in terms of a business," he said.
"The situation in Nauru cannot be approached as simply a difference of opinion between political groupings," Dabwido and Stephen wrote.
The letter said: "We believe men's issues cannot be approached in the same way as unfairness and discrimination towards women, because women are structurally unequal to men.
The Johns Hopkins Glacier, for example, cannot be approached any nearer than about 2 miles (3 km) by sea because of the volume of the ice blocks that break loose from its cliffs.
An E350 cannot be approached for under $52,000.
"The relationship between centralism and decentralization is a problem which…cannot be approached in principle, but…only with great spiritual tact, with the constant and tireless weighing and measuring of the right proportion between them".
The way forward partly involves embracing the fact that even the near future cannot be predicted with anything approaching certainty.
The classification of the scorpaeniforms cannot be said to have approached a final synthesis.
A goal is utopian if it cannot be reached or even approached.
Justifiying the reasons for preventing details of further financial affairs being revealed, the judge said: "There cannot be a blanket approach.
