Sentence examples for cannot now be identified from inspiring English sources

The spot was not marked and cannot now be identified.

But that cannot now be undone".

The past cannot now be altered.

This was the largest hoard of Roman gold coins ever discovered in Britain, but the coins have now have been dispersed, and cannot easily be identified.

PD, now 16 and who cannot be identified, came to the conclusion that he no longer wished them to be involved in his life or receive any information about it.

An attacker who cannot be identified cannot be threatened.

The major, who cannot be identified and who now lives outside Iran, says one is an al-Quds camp near a salt lake about 25 miles from Qom and the other is nearer the Iraqi border.

Most of the soldiers were contacted by a Syrian journalist working for Reuters, now based in Beirut, who cannot be identified for security reasons.

Immature Great Black Hawks cannot safely be identified to subspecies.

It may be that Rome's pillage of Corinth in 146 B.C., or Venice's of Constantinople in 1204, now seem irrelevant because the spoils cannot be identified or because they have come to be associated with their new home.

The adoptive mother, who cannot be identified for fear of identifying her daughter and grandchild, is now serving a five-year prison sentence after admitting child cruelty.