Sentence examples for simply cannot resolve from inspiring English sources

A related controversy, to be discussed in the next section, concerns the questions of whether Locke concludes that the corpuscular hypothesis simply cannot resolve the problem (e.g., Hill 2004; Downing 2007, p. 408), or whether he remains agnostic on the issue (e.g., McCann in Chappell 1998, p. 244).

It is something that we simply cannot resolve and for "practical purposes we can be quite indifferent as to whether we shall live merely as souls after death or whether our personal identity in the next world requires the same matter that now forms our body" (7:40).

The problems that European states face simply cannot be resolved alone.

Here is information on Mr Ellsberg's sex life, his often poor performance or bad luck as a parent, and his continuing debates with friends and adversaries alike over issues that simply cannot be resolved.

We often believe that the Prime Minister or even a minister are in a position to change everything while in office, overlooking the fact that problems that took years -- or even decades -- to form, or that constitute characteristics inherent to the Greek state ever since its establishment, simply cannot be resolved within a few years' time.

Regarding the tracking performance, it is necessary to point out that sparse representation cannot resolve the problem of identity drift, if it is simply used to weight the particle.

Law cannot resolve moral arguments flawlessly.

"Two people cannot resolve this situation themselves.

Airpower alone cannot resolve this crisis.

Medical treatment alone cannot resolve these challenges.

And we cannot resolve it with our partners.