Sentence examples for could not enlarge from inspiring English sources

But he said Russian authorities had the right to deny permission for any interview and Scotland Yard could not enlarge on the number of interviews it had requested, thought to number at least five.

FRANK, our guardian angel and neighborhood handyman, had chiseled a hole for us to slip through in the icy bank at the entrance, but we could not enlarge the opening once we were there.

Chief Justice John Marshall declared there that Congress couldn't enlarge or reduce the court's original jurisdiction.

She had even planned to place an order, but she said she had to "click through what seemed like 700 pages to get the picture I was looking for, and then it was too small and I couldn't enlarge it".

The zoom mechanism could not only enlarge and shrink obtained feature maps successively to extract features that are more sensitive to the results, but also implement the nonlinear mapping in a more effective way than other methods.

The kind of revelation that was once the possession of a privileged few — that formal play could not only enlarge your notion of art and entertainment but change your life — has moved out into the more volatile region of popular culture.

Therefore, heavy metals such as Ni, Pb, Cd and Cr were all absorbed by the soil with suitable values; however, soil enrichment using certain percentages of this research (5%and10%0%) could not significantly enlarge adsorption capacity.

As shown in Figure 1a,b, the wrinkled structures of GO could not only enlarge its surface area to help absorb and enrich the Ge (IV) ion but also hold the reduced GeNPs and prevent their aggregation.

That would ensure that the membership could not be enlarged, and thereby diluted, and that the comptroller would be made fully accountable to the board.

The groups could not be enlarged owing to logistic limitations; however, care was taken to include all experts and intermediates present at the time of testing to prevent selection bias.

On the other hand, because women had to live close to the intervention premises to be able to attend exercise classes every week, the geographical zone of recruitment could not be enlarged (without adding centres, which we were unable to do).