Sentence examples for it cannot be entirely from inspiring English sources

Clinical diagnosis leads to treatment decisions, its primary aim is to be accurate, and it cannot be entirely standardized.

It cannot be entirely coincidental that the 1940s existentialists are in fashion again.

There are good reasons why clubs normally move on disenchanted players rather than risk them being corrosive inside the dressing room and it cannot be entirely ruled out that Rooney – described to this correspondent recently as "having long-standing and deep-seated unhappiness" at Old Trafford – has the capacity to undermine David Moyes if he takes it as a personal affront.

Nevertheless, there are some arguments in favour of the hypothesis that Old Germanic had a grammatical aspectual system (Besch et al. 2003), although it cannot be entirely excluded that an analysis of ge- as marker of the lexical aspect (situation type) is more conclusive.

It cannot be entirely pleased at the warming of ties between Morocco and Mali.

It cannot be entirely excluded, therefore, that LCT promoted intestinal OVA absorption by causing transient tight-junction leakage.

Thus it still cannot be entirely excluded that the glutamate immunoreactivity seen previously [46], [47] may represent non-vesicular amino acid stored as a metabolic intermediate.

Foolish as involvement in Laos might be its possibility cannot be entirely dismissed.

However, its predominance cannot be entirely explained.

Mike Hussey, the immense Mr Cricket of 2006-7 iseenen by some as half-crocked and half-gone in terms of his old self-belief and it is a suspicion that cannot be entirely dispelled by his life-giving century at the end of last week.

"Connivance, collaboration and cooperation at some levels cannot be entirely discounted," it said.