Sentence examples for matter that cannot from inspiring English sources
It also sends a message from the military to Congress that justice is a matter that cannot wait.
Further research showed that the photoelectric effect represents an interaction between light and matter that cannot be explained by classical physics, which describes light as an electromagnetic wave.
Particulate matter that cannot be eliminated by pre-infusion filtration is often the result of drug precipitation that occurs when certain parenteral formulations are mixed with blood.
Recent attention has focused on the fascinating nonequilibrium behaviors of active matter that cannot be observed in equilibrium thermodynamic systems, such as spontaneous collective motion and swarming.
Although the description capability increases significantly by using the script language, the cost associated with learning the language is a matter that cannot be ignored.
It seems to hinge on whether a mental event (token) or part of it could be a meaning, a matter that cannot be gone into here.
"However, there are certain matters that cannot be overlooked," he claimed.
"The true value of any covert intelligence-gathering measures can only be assessed by reference, at least in part, to sensitive intelligence matters that cannot be publicly revealed".
The American philosopher William James (1842 1910) refined this approach by limiting it, among matters that cannot be proved, to belief-options that one has some real inclination or desire to accept, carry momentous implications, and are such that a failure to choose constitutes a negative choice.
During an interview on A.B.C.'s "The Week," Jake Tapper asked Rumsfeld to reflect on Woodward calling his book "one big clean-up job, a brazen effort to shift blame to others, including President Bush, distort history, ignore the record, or simply avoid discussing matters that cannot be airbrushed away".
Bob Woodward has a post about it up at ForeignPolicy.com: Rumsfeld's memoir is one big clean-up job, a brazen effort to shift blame to others — including President Bush — distort history, ignore the record or simply avoid discussing matters that cannot be airbrushed away.
