Examples of using Cannot always in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
And we cannot always be winners.
Economic competition rules cannot always apply.
But one cannot always expect that.
A Tornum Grain Cooler accomplishes what nature cannot always provide.
However, this cannot always be done.
People also translate
He cannot always give, he must also receive.
Unfortunately, teeth cannot always be saved.
One cannot always be on the right side.
Chain of relationship cannot always be established.
Words cannot always do the work we need them to.
Yes, Cora does very well, even if one cannot always rely on her instincts.
Police cannot always protect everyone.
In swampy, low-lying Louisiana, the dead cannot always be buried under ground.
Children cannot always explain what happens to them.
Digital technology is developing so fast that society cannot always keep up.
Thus, they cannot always be blamed.
One cannot always count on divine providence in matters such as these.
Property damage cannot always be avoided.
We cannot always be with our families, but we can always be with the Lord.
Tire blowouts cannot always be prevented.
Excel cannot always start File Recovery mode automatically.
As a result the Commission is rarely informed about inconsistencies and cannot always prepare the appropriate remedial measures.
Children cannot always express themselves with words.
Notes that owing to their size and structure agricultural holdings cannot always afford to take on full-time employees or highly qualified workers;
Children cannot always recognize potential hazards properly.
Stop loss limits cannot always protect you from losses.
Children cannot always say what is bothering them.
But one cannot always say the same of the men who use them.
Mental illness cannot always be clearly differentiated from normal behavior.
As a result, the Court cannot always assert a monopoly on determining how certain fundamental interests ought to be reconciled.