Sentence examples for or she cannot be from inspiring English sources
No MP is an island: he or she cannot be seen in isolation but in the context of their loved ones.
If a postal worker inadvertently delivers a bomb, he or she cannot be sued in a civil court, because they were operating within the boundaries of their employment.
To have any hope of cracking the system, some candidates argue, an outsider must either be so famous that he or she cannot be blocked from running without an outcry, or so anonymous that the authorities are caught off guard.
Paula Hannaford-Agor of the Center for Jury Studies told me New Mexico now requires that if a prospective juror speaks only Spanish or Navajo, he or she cannot be excluded but must be provided an interpreter.
If the tenant is the original one, Mr. Braverman said, he or she cannot be forced to move out as long as the rules are being followed and the rent is being paid.
This does not mean an anti-Trump candidate needs to have opposed Trump on everything — Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz). and Ben Sasse (R-Neb). voted with him on Obamacare — but he or she cannot be seen as condoning the faults which render Trump unfit to govern.
But her equipment, too, must be set to one mode or the other, and she cannot be certain that the polarity of the photon she sends to Bob is correct.This means that if Eve is involved, when Alice and Bob come to compare their data there will be many more mistakes than would otherwise be expected.
Very wealthy people can get angry when they don't get what they think they've paid for, or when nature demonstrates that she cannot be tamed.
"If you conclude that Emma McDougald is so neurologically impaired that she is totally incapable of experiencing any unpleasant or painful sensation, then, obviously, she cannot be awarded damages for conscious pain * * *. "It is for you to determine the level of Emma McDougald's perception and awareness.
She also explains how she cannot be racist or sexist to white men as she is an ethnic minority woman.
She cannot be removed or disposed of.
