Sentence examples for you cannot derive from inspiring English sources

You cannot derive moral conclusions from studying the world, an "ought" from an "is".

Some nutritionists argue that humans cannot derive all the minerals and vitamins they need from a pure vegan diet.

The same theme can be seen, for example, in Hume's dictum that one cannot derive an "ought" from an "is": from matters of fact one cannot derive a conclusion about what ought to be.

Another class of words, called deśya (or deśī) 'belonging to the area, country,' includes items that the grammarians cannot derive easily from Sanskrit and that are supposed to have been in use in particular areas from early times.

Therefore, we cannot derive it.

Seeing that its power is infinite, it cannot derive that power from something else.

His On Recollection (for which see Endress 1986 and 1994) argues explicitly that we cannot derive intelligible forms from sense-perception.

If Yahoo cannot derive as much value from its Alibaba shares, the company could have less room to continue its turnaround strategy or execute large acquisitions to bolster mobile efforts.

Thus, we cannot derive clear conclusions from this direct comparison between GNSS and InSAR.

As no ground-truth is available, we cannot derive an estimation error.

Therefore, we cannot derive the actual tilt angle in this study.