Sentence examples for To be garnered from inspiring English sources

The plan works, even if actual titles have yet to be garnered.

There was precious little of the positive to be garnered during a long night spent waiting outside the prison for Gardner's execution to be announced.

As a physicist, I never cease to be amazed by the miraculous insights that continue to be garnered via scientific exploration (Pluto: the furthest frontier, 16 July).

If there is any lesson to be garnered from his tenure in the Legislature, it is a lesson of hope, he said.

If there is a prize to be garnered from Brexit, it is in resetting this relationship, so fundamental to the health and wellbeing of people and planet.

We're probably not going to sort ourselves out in time and it will take some pretty serious consequences for the necessary political will to be garnered.

Support of trade associations should also be garnered to allow researchers to access organizations in specific industries and conduct in-depth analysis.

Moreover, since the tissue can be interrogated in vivo, optical imaging has access to information that cannot be garnered from the histopathological analysis of dead tissue.

But there's not much reason to assume bipartisan support can be garnered for anything remotely close to what's needed.

This is a concerning one – if you are a university whose students are highly employable, and who get the cream of the graduate jobs, then the data to prospective students which can be garnered from Student Loan Company records as well as tax receipts, will be a benefit.

Here was a soul who had lived so fully, traveled the world so extensively, lived like a millionaire and been homeless, loved so deeply and lost so profoundly, I could only hope to see what wisdom might be garnered by our meeting.