Sentence examples for cannot be responded to from inspiring English sources

Please note that letters cannot be responded to individually.

Al-Qaida, climate change, international crime, mass migration, religious fundamentalism and ethnic nationalism affect Europe and America in quite different ways and cannot be responded to in an identical fashion.

A posted price is not optimal when demand is uncertain and when it cannot be responded to with an instantaneous adjustment of prices (Klemperer and Meyer 1989).

However, quantitative researches about the impact of different vegetation species on the outdoor thermal environment are still scarce and the actual engineering problem that what's the best choice, grass, shrub or trees cannot be responded.

Despite suggesting an answer I cannot agree with, he is responding to the right question – a question so taboo that almost no other politician has had the courage to tackle it.

In the end we cannot be certain whether Iamblichus is responding to Porphyry or Porphyry to Iamblichus, but they can be seen as battling over Plato's legacy (O'Meara 2014, 403).

Perhaps we do not know or cannot recall what external stimulus he was responding to.

These figures show us three things: the market cannot be relied upon to respond to a problem just because it is politically and socially expedient; housing associations are responding to housing need as rapidly as they can; and, despite that, housing associations are finding themselves pushed out because of public funding cuts – as the drop in completions shows.

It might be responded that physical properties cannot make reasons intelligible because "making intelligible" means making rationally intelligible, and this is not something that physical properties are in the business of providing (as emphasized by the dual explananda approach).

The CML-specific strongly coexpressed gene pairs were the gene pairs strongly coexpressed only in the CML group, which represented the characteristics of the disease and may be the pathogenic alternatives when the corresponding normal-specific gene pairs cannot be coexpressed for responding to stress.

They will also be responding in ways that cannot yet be imagined, and foreseeing scenarios that may be hard for the rest of us to discern.