Sentence examples for cannot be expected to provide from inspiring English sources
Therefore, such a damper cannot be expected to provide the ventilation rate as required by a ventilation code and its intended function of controlling ventilation is limited.
While meeting a reasonable success, for instance in the areas of soot and carbon-black formation, such an analogy-based approach cannot be expected to provide a truly realistic description of surface processes.
"Smaller U.S. trade deficits with China, offset by larger bilateral deficits with other countries, cannot be expected to provide material job growth," concluded recent research by the Federal Reserve Bank of St . Louis
The California Department of Education addressed this in its State Fact Book two years ago: "Although the public still perceives the lottery as making a significant difference in the funds available for education," the book read, "it is a minor source that cannot be expected to provide major improvements in K-12 education".
He also praised the police, saying "the overwhelming number of police officers are good, fair, honest and care deeply about their community, putting their lives on the line every day". He said the police cannot be expected to provide the answers to some of the intractable social issues that have roots in divisive issues of race and class.
Whether or not the historic and architectural legacy of these stations will continue to thrive and be maintained will largely depend on their users and surrounding communities; the transit agencies alone cannot be expected to provide solutions that are timely, sensitive to local identity, and in keeping with historic character.
But instead, Mr. Ervin's close ties to the Republican Party in his home state only added to the controversy, with the 13 House Democrats writing today to Mr. Ridge to say Mr. Ervin "cannot reasonably be expected to provide a credible, independent inquiry".
But definitions such as the ones in the DSM cannot probably be expected to provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the phenomena they aim to define.
This delay in rhEPO administration, which is even longer considering the time of onset of illness, cannot reasonably be expected to provide elevated rhEPO levels within the therapeutic window specific to an organ or tissue.
