Sentence examples for cannot tap from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, no law says Harry cannot tap into his liquid assets for his own pleasure.

"You cannot tap the lines of a terrorist," said Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the senior Republican on the Judiciary Committee.

Not only has lending ceased, but the value of business owners' homes is falling, meaning owners cannot tap into home equity for their businesses.

A court has hamstrung President Álvaro Uribe's tough new security measures, ruling that the military cannot tap phones, make arrests or raid homes without warrants.

Though Portugal cannot tap long-term bond markets at a reasonable price, it has sought to maintain a market presence by issuing shorter-term debt.

Unlike public schools, charter schools cannot tap public finances to support construction of school facilities and so would benefit from floating tax-exempt bonds for that purpose.

But they cannot yet tap into that money unless it is smuggled out of the country.

"There are clear limits of how close you can physically place elements on a touch screen before users cannot reliably tap, flick or pinch them," Mr. Jobs said.

But there is "big potential," he says, pointing out that licensing patented technology generates $100 billion a year and involves thousands of companies.Raising money this way can make sense not only for clever private-equity firms, but also for companies with low (or no) credit ratings that cannot easily tap the capital markets or with few tangible assets as collateral for bank loans.

The Indian education system is producing record numbers of graduates with advanced science degrees, but the current research environment in India cannot effectively tap their potential.

There are clear limits of how close you can place physical elements on a touch screen, before users cannot reliably tap, flick or pinch them.