Sentence examples for it cannot be decided from inspiring English sources
Both, the limit dynamics and the transitional dynamics, are important, since a priori it cannot be decided whether an economy is close to its dynamic equilibrium (and, thus, limit dynamics are prevalent) or not (and, thus, transitional dynamics are prevalent).
It cannot be decided at the whim of the individual.
It cannot be decided whether it was his or Levy's shrewd eye which shrewdly saw the desirability of avoiding the high tariff on bottled perfumes by importing raw essences, assembling them according to the French formula in New York, and thus endearing themselves to the American perfume-buying public by prices lower than some of their foreign competitors could stoop to.
It cannot be decided here how much Dirac's theory of electron spin, which is at the basis of Mott's theory, and its other applications are implicated through the denial of Mott's theory" (Richter 1937, p. 554).
First, there was no information about results from previous mammographies and smear tests available and so it cannot be decided if the screening test is a reexamination screening examination according to the policy rules or a control examination because of inconclusive test results one year before.
It cannot be decided at present if, in addition to the basic mechanism of particle reshaping during laser irradiation (migration of individual atoms or ions), also processes like migration and coalescence of very small particles contribute to the observed particle growth.
For the loop in a, a fixed tip magnetization direction is expected, however, its direction cannot be decided and the two possibilities are shown.
Wondering aloud what to say "of the threat of a war which could strike the people of Iraq," he added: "War cannot be decided upon, even when it is a matter of ensuring the common good, except as the very last option, and in accordance with very strict conditions, without ignoring the consequences for the civilian population both during and after the military operations".
One thing that war does teach: the rightness of a course of action cannot be decided by the authenticity of its advocates.
