Sentence examples for that cannot also from inspiring English sources

At the very least, it would be a relief to use a machine dedicated to writing alone — one that cannot also receive e-mail, news alerts, and Facebook messages.

[C2.] Report Assesses Genetic Crop Risk Genetically engineered crops do not pose health risks that cannot also arise from crops created by other techniques, including conventional breeding, the National Academy of Sciences said in a report.

Genetically engineered crops do not pose health risks that cannot also arise from crops created by other techniques, including conventional breeding, the National Academy of Sciences said in a report issued yesterday.

There are few insights into human behavior found in religion that cannot also be found in the great writings of Plato, Machiavelli, Locke, Hume, Kant and Mill (to name a few), which are as much a cornerstone of our civilization as our religions.

The proponent of this modified causal argument claims that there are no non-causal conditions necessary for the occurrence of the kind of experience that occurs when one hallucinates that cannot also obtain when one veridically perceives the world.

Although it is difficult to imagine that earlier philosophers were blind to this difference in orientation, their inclination, in particular in the tradition of logical empiricism, to view knowledge as a system of statements may have led to a conviction that in technology no knowledge claims play a role that cannot also be found in science.

"We come together as a group to tell others that nothing is there that they can do, that we cannot also do".

It is equally true that we cannot also exclude that some cervical lesions, even HSIL, have spontaneously regressed during the mean time of follow-up, especially when two consecutive controls were distant >5 years.

God can do nothing de potentia absoluta that He cannot also do de potentia ordinata, since He himself is bound by the order that He has eternally established.

On Prawitz's view, the lesson we learn from Prior is that we cannot also stipulate an elimination rule, but must justify any proposed elimination rule by showing that there is a procedure for rearranging any direct proof of the premises of the elimination rule into a direct proof of the conclusion.

However, the equality of all rational beings does not entail that each person must be treated the same as every other persons, nor does it entail that persons cannot also be differentially evaluated and valued in other ways for their particular qualities, accomplishments, merit, or usefulness.