Sentence examples for topic that cannot from inspiring English sources

Corruption is however now a major topic that cannot be swept away as individual scandals have in the past.

The suckiness or otherwise of Shakespeare is a topic that cannot be broached without generating considerable online outrage, and Glass later backtracked, telling Entertainment Weekly that his provocative comment was "kind of an off-the-cuff thing to say that in the cold light of day, I'm not sure I can defend at all".

We present an alternative formulation for the topology optimization of structures made of incompressible materials, a topic that cannot be tackled using most of the approaches of the current literature that are mainly based on displacement finite elements that are well known to be affected by the locking phenomenon.

This is a large topic that cannot be pursued here, beyond noting that many security practices, a subset of routine precautions, are the stock in trade of most public and private enterprises.

The general view, using a fairly loose concept of information (with even more fuzzy or naïve links with entropy, a topic that cannot be discussed here, but see (Danchin 2003)) is that in the balance between propagation of life and maintenance and repair, an energy-saving strategy of reduced error regulation will result in ageing of somatic cells (Kirkwood 1977, 2005).

Don't ask for codes or subscriptions... Do not post threads that have a topic that cannot be discussed or have no topic good for discussion at all.

The book also covers more specialized topics that cannot be found elsewhere.

If used correctly, both can be wonderfully effective at creating a friendly relationship and allowing discussions on topics that cannot be appropriately handled via email.

13 16 Our approach seems especially useful when dealing with complex topics that cannot easily be represented by one or a few keywords or MeSH terms.

Furthermore, on topics that cannot be subjected to systematic evidence review, the Work Group issued statements that are not graded which hopefully will provide general guidance that is based on clinical experience.

Furthermore, on topics that cannot be subjected to systematic evidence review, the Work Group issued statements that are not graded which hopefully will provide general guidance based on clinical experience.