Sentence examples for cannot be expected to work from inspiring English sources
Obama is not the Messiah and he cannot be expected to work miracles and of course expectations must be managed.
In bad times the first factor cannot be expected to work on a sufficient scale.
One of the most glaring examples is energy policy (see article).Japanese people have shown they can conserve energy when they have to, but they cannot be expected to work night shifts for ever.
Many, if not most CBNRM programmes, do not represent a serious attempt to devolve revenues to communities and therefore cannot be expected to work (Nelson 2010; Ribot 2003).
As such, 3-D methodology cannot be expected to work for false positives, as reputed "active" molecules may not have any apparent 3-D correlation to each other.
Therefore, any technology which cannot be expected to work reliably with a standard client browser installation right out of the box, typically cannot be used in public NCBI Web services.
His pledge to bypass Congress prompted lusty cheers.Among Obama fans the idea is taking hold that the president cannot reasonably be expected to work with Republicans on Capitol Hill.
Although Mr. Levine cannot always be expected to work on such a high level, his performances of "Parade," a triple bill of works by Satie, Poulenc and Ravel, were disconcerting.
Objective assessment of active disease was, nonetheless, considered essential, as anti-inflammatory agents cannot reasonably be expected to work in the absence of inflammation.
