Sentence examples for we cannot measure from inspiring English sources

Notice, however, that the performance could improve for feedback times shorter than a second, which we cannot measure.

Our lives may be richer in some ways for our rootlessness, but we may also have stunted the legacies we leave to ourselves, our communities and our children in ways we cannot measure.

"We cannot measure them every single week".

We cannot measure the depths of our loss.

"The situation is tragic and we cannot measure it in simple terms like 'victory' or 'defeat.' The cultural community is looking at it from the human side.

The uncertainty principle says that we cannot measure the position (x) and the momentum (p) of a particle with absolute precision.

Surrounded by a family whose generosity, warmth, kindness and devotion he cemented with his own, we cannot measure the depths of our loss.

Because we cannot measure our progress by quantitative metrics alone, it is not a firm target that we can say we will achieve by a certain date.

"The crackdown is limited to certain areas at certain times, and we cannot measure the efficiency of these measures," the Israeli official said.

We cannot measure everyone or everything, so we take samples and use statistical inference to determine the probability that the results we observe in our sample reflect some underlying scientific truth.

John Maynard Keynes talked about the "art of life" in 1930, and in 1968 Bobby Kennedy told a student audience in Kansas: "We cannot measure national spirit by the Dow Jones average, nor national achievement by the gross domestic product".