Sentence examples for others that cannot from inspiring English sources

Others that cannot fill their planes are reluctant to surrender slots for fear of never getting them back.

The law defines "direct threat" as "a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot be eliminated by reasonable accommodation" or by modifying existing policies.

Doug Whaley, in his first year as the Bills' general manager, was drawn to Manuel by that quality and others that cannot be measured by a stopwatch or a scale.

The companies are hoping that they will be able to get credit for the reductions under planned trading arrangements allowing businesses that cut emissions beyond targets to sell credits to others that cannot make similar cuts as cheaply.

The commission's regulation in turn interprets the phrase "direct threat" to mean "a significant risk of substantial harm to the health or safety of the individual or others that cannot be eliminated or reduced by reasonable accommodation".

As with genital mutilation as practiced in some communities, and honour killings in others, that cannot be tolerated: relativism – which alas underwrites the views of some, like Rowan Williams, on this subject – has no place here.

Yet this is interspersed with a deep hostility towards those very same elements, which are depicted as a cultural, political and religious "other" that cannot be trusted.

The young men ripped each other with abandon, calling each other "little impotent," "heifer fetcher" and "another drunk," among many other names that cannot be printed.

The other reason that cannot be excluded is the species differences between Chinese fir and other gymnosperms.

For other aspects that cannot be met immediately, we will proceed thoughtfully.

Of course not; technology frees workers to do other jobs that cannot be automated.