| A young person of undeterminable gender propped themselves up against the bar whilst trying to inject something into a wasted arm with a trembling hand. |
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| The impact of the change in this accounting policy was undeterminable for the prior periods and was therefore not adjusted. |
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| This depends of course on the bandwidth and other properties of the transmitting antenna but the uncertainty is undeterminable in most cases. |
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| You can also specify how the zero values and undeterminable values are to be displayed. |
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| This is appropriate when the report is required for an undeterminable length of time or the report takes a long time to execute. |
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| The cases related to intangible assets and standards issued in carrying out the administrative duty are considered of an undeterminable amount. |
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| However, the deferral account mechanism decision from the CRTC is still pending, the outcome of which may or may not impact 2004, as at the present time the outcome is undeterminable. |
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| No more references are made to an underlying reality, the existence of which is set in doubt, denied, or deemed undeterminable and thus meaningless. |
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| The number of inhabitants with Italian ancestry is likely much greater but undeterminable. |
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| The outcome remains undeterminable at this time. |
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| The refusal of some expenses by the fiscal authorities would have a negative fiscal impact on investors and the Company and these consequences are undeterminable. |
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| The United Features which transmits Capp's work computed recently that Li'l Abner was printed in 30,189,151 copies of daily newspapers in this country, as well as in a large but undeterminable quantity abroad. |
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| An estimated 25,000 fans attended the first days of New England Patriots camp, and some 3,000 more attended the first Indianapolis Colts practice, for reasons undeterminable. |
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| Yet this implication may trouble us, not only because of the indefinite scope it offers to paternalism, but because it would seem undeterminable what an agent would want if indefinitely informed. |
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| This situation is as it were the dramatic corollary to a general principle in mimêsis as Plato understands it, that it represents plurality or multiplicity and so is forever indeterminate, undeterminable. |
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| The Company expects to renew all of its agreements with utility companies to access their support structures in the future, making the retirement date of these assets undeterminable. |
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| All of this creates an undeterminable perimeter of the contaminated area. |
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