Sentence examples for cannot orchestrate from inspiring English sources

All serve and swagger, fire and forehand, he cannot orchestrate a tennis concerto the way Federer can.

The U.S. would be "postured to act independently when collective action cannot be orchestrated".

The United States would be "postured to act independently when collective action cannot be orchestrated," and the guidance was accompanied by scenarios for hypothetical wars, including one against an Iraq in which Saddam Hussein rebounded from his defeat in the Persian Gulf war.

Thus it cannot be exploited to orchestrate lobby pressure on Congress.

PHILADELPHIA — In his office at Temple University, Coach Al Golden keeps an air mattress inflated for the nights when he cannot make it home while orchestrating one of college football's most remarkable turnarounds.

What is clear is that progress in research requires the nurturing of creative scientists in an environment that encourages interactions between researchers and collaborations across different fields, but such interactions cannot and should not be orchestrated by weighty management, as creative minds and bureaucracies are inharmonious.

Mr Vajpayee says repeatedly that talks cannot resume while Pakistan continues to orchestrate "terrorism" in India.

One cannot ignore the individual campaigns that candidates orchestrate over the course of the coming spring, summer, and fall.

One cannot rule out the possibility that these thuggish activities are deliberately orchestrated to catalyse and accelerate the fall of the government, a mission some leaders of the bitterly defeated Fatah vowed to accomplish in no time.

Many involve deficiencies of 'micronutrients' -- substances like vitamin A and iodine that the human body cannot make itself but that are needed, often in only tiny amounts, to orchestrate a whole range of essential physiological functions.

Scott has said he does not believe that Kidd orchestrated his firing on Monday, but at this point, he cannot be sure of anything.