Sentence examples for cannot follow that from inspiring English sources

China simply cannot follow that path — or the planet will be stripped bare of natural resources to make all that the Chinese consumers want to consume".

It is a shame that Congress and the Administration cannot follow that example and find a way to do what is best for the American people.

White guys, a man with a Mexican flag cap, another man who is third-generation Mexican American (we've known each other since high school - his grandparents were born here, not in Mexico, in case some "anti-immigrant activists," whose own parents may have been born in another country, cannot follow that).

But because, under the express regulations, the power was given to call for specified purposes without exerting the army power, it cannot follow that the latter power, when exerted, was not complete to the extent of its exertion and dominant.

Even if it were true that we cannot link outputs to outcomes, it still cannot follow that we should fall back on a notion of common values where some things "should (my italics) lead to tax payer savings".

But it surely cannot follow that while some spatial relations deserve the elite status of "perfectly natural", others don't.

If a can bring about s, and b cannot, it does not follow that b is not overall more powerful than a, since it could be that b can bring about more states of affairs than a can, rather than the other way around.

Originally, Z performs F, though perhaps not very well (this is possible because, from the fact that AB cannot perform F without A or B, it does not follow that Z cannot perform F by itself).

In this case, a complex system with two required parts (AB) that performs a function (F) evolves through a complicated but essentially direct path involving both the addition and loss of parts: Originally, Z performs F, though perhaps not very well (this is possible because, from the fact that AB cannot perform F without A or B, it does not follow that Z cannot perform F by itself).

It seems to follow that Procopius cannot have been sent to Naples before September or October, though one would naturally infer from the narrative that he was sent in July (so Hodgkin, IV.246).

However, Lewis (1986, §1.5) argues that, even if the above analysis fails for certain purposes, it does not follow that intensions cannot be analyzed in terms of possible worlds, but only that more subtle constructions might be required.