In addition, the web system records cannot help identify whether a call was placed by nurses or by doctors if it originated from the nurses' station [ 11].
Although Joe L. Farmer, superintendent of the Yonkers public schools, says that people should not be concerned about whether the programs will be put into effect, given the city's track record, one cannot help but have doubts.
Writers such as Robert Barry have argued that the rough-hewn sloppiness of certain strands of independent music creates a "sense of unfinishedness in the sound of the records that cannot help but draw the listener in, inviting them to fill in the blanks with their own imagination".
"We cannot help but feel like a broken record," Greenhaus wrote, in a note to clients, "but time and time again, those worrying about inflation, supply, government spending concessions and everything else are being proven wrong time and time again.
One cannot help but notice that the health insurance companies turned in record profits for the first quarter of 2011 due, according the insurance companies, to fewer people seeking medical treatment.
Photography cannot help memorializing a living instant, but that instant dies even as it is recorded.
But above all else, Neve is a melodist and he simply cannot help himself crafting themes that stick in your mind for hours after the record has finished.
If a one-party parliament, a record grain harvest and the prospect of doubling oil production by 2015 cannot help prevent such price vagaries, what can?
Examine the pop records released between 1934 and 1954, and compare the major hits to the numberless misses: you cannot help admiring the mob's batting average.
