Sentence examples for that cannot be backed from inspiring English sources

It's important, however, not to make highfalutin claims that cannot be backed up, nor to come up with a brand strapline that risks making your brand the object of ridicule by taking itself terribly seriously.

According to Adams, Trump insinuates himself into popular subconscious, via outrageous observations that cannot be backed up or verified: thus he provides no targets, no policy details for his rivals to strike back at.

Now that you've identified what you've been using credit for, and what it's costing you, focus on two things––the first is paying off the debt, and the second is not using credit for anything that cannot be paid back within the no-interest period.

"These stories are a sort of record that cannot be taken back," he said.

The shadows in the room are like shards of something that cannot be put back together.

"He wants a broad sweeping change that will change the system in a way that cannot be changed back".

Under a state-federal plan, bison that cannot be lured back into the park are captured and tested for brucellosis.

Juxtaposed to this I am also excited; it marks a turning point in my life, the moment that cannot be turned back from.

Thus in theory the genealogical, or stemmatic, method allows the critic to eliminate from consideration all variants that cannot be traced back to the archetype or earliest inferable textual state.

The Panmunjom Declaration, as the statement was dubbed, said that "improving and cultivating inter-Korean relations is the prevalent desire of the whole nation and the urgent calling of the times that cannot be held back any further".

"This is probably one language that cannot be brought back, but at least we made a record of it," Dr. Anderson said, noting that the Aborigine who spoke it strained to recall words he had heard from his father, now dead.