Sentence examples for cannot similarly from inspiring English sources

But Mr Murdoch's organisation cannot similarly manage the criminal investigation into phone-hacking being conducted by Scotland Yard.

The human sciences cannot similarly construct an abstract phenomenal world that focuses on physical and chemical processes and appeals to hypothetical atomic or even subatomic elements.

That is, the application of MTMDs designed for low-order modes for structural vibration control cannot similarly control structure-borne noise.

You might reassure an anxious friend that the sun will certainly rise tomorrow because it always has in the past but you cannot similarly refute an astronomer who claims to have discovered a specific reason for thinking that the earth will stop rotating overnight.

We cannot similarly unambiguously constrain the lower limit of rupture for Stage 2. But we minimize the number of free parameters by taking a constant slip amplitude over the whole slip surface, so then the observed strain change amplitude for Stage 2 determines the lower limit of slip.

Although we cannot similarly switch off our inner voice, we can rewire it through neuroplasticity.

There is no reason why the American annual and longer-term budgetary issues cannot be similarly addressed head-on by our political leaders.

The study of proposition forms, however, cannot be similarly accommodated under the study of inference forms, and so for reasons of comprehensiveness it is usual to regard formal logic as the study of proposition forms.

But if it chooses to accommodate some workers, it cannot exclude similarly affected pregnant employees.When the Court hears arguments in Young v UPS this December, the four-justice conservative wing may well be receptive to Judge Duncan's logic, problematic as it is, while the four liberal justices will likely show more sympathy for Ms Young.

Ideals of goodness and virtue, in their open-ended texture, cannot be similarly expected of everyone and their determination is not subjected to the strict condition of "'ought' implies 'can'".

Economic growth in the U.S. cannot be similarly stimulated by low wages, as American consumers are already strapped by cost of living overhead.