Sentence examples for cannot be contained by from inspiring English sources

Even more so does "culling exotic species which cannot be contained by native wildlife".

Such hot plasmas cannot be contained by material walls and are usually confined instead by strong magnetic fields.

And as we learn so painfully on 9-11, terror cannot be contained by borders nor safely provided by oceans alone.

But she believes that the "leakiness" and "idiocy" of sexual desire cannot be contained by regulation; people need to learn to deal with it themselves.

But it is more likely to be faced with a general uprising that cannot be contained by deploying yet more violence.

It was yet another performative feat for Mr. Glass, a frenetically busy, insatiably curious public radio star who has repeatedly shown that he cannot be contained by the confines of his chosen medium.

Most members of the Security Council are still demanding both more time for inspections and better evidence that Mr. Hussein cannot be contained except by war.

In my previous post, I tried to show that the magnitude of growth in government spending already in the pipeline is so great that it cannot be contained just by cutting.

Dragons grow up and their power cannot be contained even by those who raised them, as Daenerys learns when the charred bodies of small livestock, and eventually children, start turning up, courtesy of her well-treated, fire-breathed babes.

Omission is an honourable tradition - we think of the conscientious objectors who would not fight - if we have reached a point where doctors standing aside from one aspect of medicine as their conscience dictates (an aspect explicitly forbidden by the Hippocratic Oath, let's not forget), cannot be contained and managed by the system, then yes, something has to give.

And yet this new definition of the non-definable (thus the funny way of writing it -- as it cannot be contained within or accurately represented by a three letter word) is actually best represented, with scientific accuracy, in a three letter and one number mathematical formula... a formula that, appropriately, is the most famous in history.