Sentence examples for one cannot tell from inspiring English sources

For example, one cannot tell the effect of mesh on the data.

Off to Torcello for lunch, jolting across the wide lagoon, the wind blowing the dark-green water to whiteness, past San Michele with its brick walls, the island on which Stravinsky and Diaghilev lay buried — the real and the false glory, one moving past the other, though there are times when one cannot tell which is which.

On the other hand, if the packet reaches the destination, then one cannot tell how much further it could have been forwarded.

"One cannot tell what's indecent and what isn't," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, referring to the agency as "the censor".

One cannot tell, because the detailed data made available in the PREP were not published for the District Count.

In a house "full of glass", he wrote, "one cannot tell where to become to be out of the sun or cold".

If PaO2/FIO2 is assessed at just one FIO2, one often cannot tell shunt from inequality.

Not being able to communicate increases a person's vulnerability because the offender thinks that the best victim is the one who cannot tell.

For example, one often cannot tell a noun from a verb without an understanding of the contextual meaning and at the time such an understanding seemed beyond the capacity of computers.

But if you know a better one, you cannot tell it which way you want to go.

The second effect of weighting these sites is that, in one case, we cannot tell whether the NCO was two SNPs or only one SNP long.