Sentence examples for that cannot then from inspiring English sources

The cost of installation, maintenance, monitoring and storage of the imagery produced by CCTV is money taken from a finite pot of funds available to law enforcement that cannot then be used in other ways, such as having officers on the street.

Generally, coke evolution must be a dehydrogenation process in which hydrogen is continuously extracted from the deposited and depositing products that cannot then be moved continuously from the system [1, 2, 3, 4].

Similarly, as mentioned above, seeing new ways of coping that cannot then be implemented may be an additional stress for some carers.

Poetry by Linda Gregerson: "For Emma's three samples / of landrace maize, / the blue, the red, / the long-toothed yellow, my uncle / reserved…                         1 His ears his mouth his             with ash, his cheekbones of seawrack that cannot             vomit then and either blast or angled on the stretcher so….

The difficulty here is that one cannot then distinguish between idea and reality.

Another worry with the Mādhyamika's rejection of an ultimate truth is that emptiness cannot then be regarded as the ultimate truth either.

An obvious problem is that claims involving that vocabulary cannot then be non-question-beggingly detached from the scope of that definition.

Similarly, if one paradigm is held to solve more problems than another, even in the presence of the new possibilities for research that the second paradigm opens up and the important problems it solves that the first cannot, then might we not wonder whether the apparent progress is no more than a case of history re-written by the victors?

But many of these Americans believe that one day they can, and maybe will, improve their lot in life -- and that if they cannot, then surely their children will.

(If you, however, wish to argue that it is not the processing but the corn itself that cannot become bread, then you have just radically postulated the nonexistence of cornbread, whose breadedness has heretofore never been in dispute).

Alternatively, if the addition of sound to the orthographic plw has a perceptual effect that cannot be ignored, then in particular conditions in the present design sound should improve performance while in other conditions it should decrease performance.