Sentence examples for this too cannot be from inspiring English sources

If it is true that nothing can be known, this too cannot be known.

But this too cannot be right, Philoponus argues, since 'particular nature' means the same as 'hypóstasis', which he uses as a synonym also of 'person' and 'individual being'.

If this is not possible, one should speak against it with the tongue, and if this too cannot be done, one must reject it with the heart.

UNICEF should continue its work on longer-term primary prevention -- though, in the face of the drug epidemic, this too cannot be business as usual -- while, at the same time, move strongly to promote the emergency response required.

Nor will it be to drive Mr. Hussein from power because that, too, cannot be guaranteed from the air.

Money, too, cannot be ignored.

That, too, cannot be ruled out.

Beckett, too, cannot be expected to allow too many runs.

But they, too, cannot be deferred any longer.

The new Congress, too, cannot be purged of every trace of bipartisanship.

Similarly, while market entry and efficiencies may ameliorate some of the competitive effects of common ownership, that too cannot be known a priori.