Sentence examples for route could not from inspiring English sources

Bleasdale did not visit the set of The Sinking of the Laconia in Cape Town, mainly because a suitable nautical route could not be arranged.

Although other Europeans resented this dominance of the trade, even the Portuguese discovery and exploitation of the Cape of Good Hope route could not altogether break it.

There were extensive discussions, internally and with government, on finding the requisite £35m but in the end a funding route could not be found.

But, to the embarrassment of the Israeli government, the supreme court yesterday ordered the defence ministry to present a new path for the barrier and said the current route could not be justified.

Last summer, however, that's where the actor and press agitator ended up, as he and a gaggle of young admirers found even the sneaky route could not gain them access to one of the Edinburgh festival's hottest tickets.

The smuggling route could not be ignored after recent events in Libya, whose oil-rich economy and pan-African policies espoused by its leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, have made it the migrants' favorite destination.

Lawyers for the private kindergarten's parent company, Hasegawa Gakuin, claimed that the head teacher who sent the bus on its usual route couldn't have known that such a large tsunami would strike.

Therefore, relevant stratified analyses (e.g. with respect to the regions or HIV infection routes) could not be performed to disclose more detailed characteristics of the co-infection and its related risk factors [45].

It is now generally regarded that carnivorous hosts of D. insignis acquire their infection through ingestion of infected fish or frog paratenic host 5; there is no reason why such infection routes could not also happen in people, under the right circumstances.

The prior scenario breaks other deleting rules, and the last one means that the path could not route to destination, both assumptions are unable to find out disjoint paths.

Further studies of the bacterial and cellular components involved in this novel invasion route could lead not only to a complete understanding of the pathophysiology of the disease, but also more efficient therapeutic strategies.