Sentence examples for cannot be pinpointed from inspiring English sources

Justin Pine, the fourth researcher, told The Guardian that "everybody loses" but "this issue cannot be pinpointed on Peru".

This means that racism cannot be pinpointed and discussed because of the ingenious argument that goes "we are all equal, so there is no racism".

What makes this early diagnosis so hard is that these are the same things people tend to forget as they age; unlike, say, breaking a bone, the onset of Alzheimer's cannot be pinpointed.

He warns, however, that not compensating employees for injuries that arise from work but cannot be pinpointed to a particular event could have a major unintended consequence: employers could possibly be sued for large damages outside the workers' compensation system.

Fetal-pain laws usually prohibit abortions at 20 weeks after conception, about 22 weeks gestational age as measured by scientists — from the last menstrual period, since conception cannot be pinpointed.

Because the utilities sell power among themselves, the emission levels for one city or utility cannot be pinpointed for every hour of every day, but regional analysis provides an approximation of average emissions over time.

Though reasons cannot easily be pinpointed, there has not been a homicide inside the project since August 2011, said LAPD Capt.

Although S100A1's in vivo actions cannot simply be pinpointed to a single cytokine, chemokine, or a matricellular factor, our results support the notion of a balanced immunomodulatory rather than a polarized pro-inflammatory phenotype.

To circumvent this problem, pocket-binding drugs targeting viral fundamental functions should be pinpointed, so that the virus cannot mutate without losing the relevant essential function.

No fund could be pinpointed.

No single diagnosis could be pinpointed.