Sentence examples for cannot weigh from inspiring English sources

Federal law states that the bluefin cannot weigh more than 2percentt of the total catch.

You cannot weigh or measure the value of a human life.

To compete at the Olympic heavyweight trials in April, and in sanctioned matches beforehand, Gardner cannot weigh more than 120 kilograms, or 264 ½ pounds.

The finer points state that basketballs used in men's games can be a maximum 30 inches and a minimum 29 ½ inches in circumference, and they cannot weigh less than 20 ounces or more than 22 ounces.

After several months, he wrote to his wife, "I cannot weigh the dear, troubled past, so many illnesses, which weren't due to you, in which you saved everything, our wondering, changing, growing years with Harriet, so many places, such rivers of talk and staring — I can't compare this memory with the future, unseen and beyond recollection with Caroline".

So long as it is possible to interpret results as consistent with a theory determined by rational reflection alone, those results cannot weigh at all against the theory.

After all, one cannot simply weigh agent-relative reasons against agent-neutral reasons, without stripping the former sorts of reasons of their distinctive character.

Since I believed in God before I started reading I cannot really weigh in on whether this is true.

"… one cannot simply weigh all of the evidence because each side rejects the type of evidence that the other side accepts, and regards the alternative explanation not merely as wrong but as ridiculous or nonsensical…" [ 18].

For example, trial participants are at risk of being misled when their consent and the trial design are not fully informed by prior research or institutional review board (IRB) members cannot fully weigh risks and benefits when some unknown proportion of the relevant data is unavailable for review [ 16].

This conflict can be illustrated by one sentence from the article "How many scientists does it take to change a paradigm?": "… one cannot simply weigh all of the evidence because each side rejects the type of evidence that the other side accepts, and regards the alternative explanation not merely as wrong but as ridiculous or nonsensical …" [ 18 ].