Sentence examples for determining anything from inspiring English sources

Whereas college football has the Bowl Championship Series, there is no structure at the high school level for determining anything beyond state champions.

This isn't an audition - how you do is just a score, and it's not determining anything important.

But it's much too early to determine anything conclusive".

So remember, the letters you get over the next few weeks don't determine anything.

There's no guarantee there will be enough remains to determine anything.

If his life has taught him anything, it is the limits to which the individual determines anything.

In order to determine anything about the machines' histories, in fact, a very high level of technical sophistication would be required, on a level with the FBI looking at images of deleted files on a suspect's hard drive.

We were also unable to determine anything about the ethnic status of the human resource professionals who screened the resumes.

The politically correct among us insist that genes don't actually determine anything much at all.

There are two reasons we cut out the specifications: 1) We don't know of any measurements that actually determine anything about a product, and 2) Measurements are phony, in general, as they are printed.

Although geologists may not be able to determine anything like precise values for the likelihoods of any of this evidence on each of the alternative hypotheses, the evidence is universally agreed to be much more likely on the drift hypothesis than on the alternative contraction hypothesis.