Sentence examples for can only be gained from inspiring English sources

Experience can only be gained with time and this represents a disadvantage for junior engineers.

It means the kind of self-awareness and self-knowledge that can only be gained by honest self-questioning.

However, a detailed picture of the behavior of the material under high strain rates can only be gained by treating each of its components independently.

Or that Ralph, knowing his heart's desire can only be gained by the Gaults' return, doesn't undertake his own search for them?

Like bad advice about finding love, this is, apparently, insight that can only be gained once you've given up looking for it.

I question these liberal accounts and argue that a comprehensive understanding of the way rural women access land, or fail to access land, can only be gained by examining gender and power relations that operate in the villages.

Measuring the influence of an intervention regarding mortality and morbidity is extremely complex in hip arthroplasty as it requires enormous case numbers [ 8], these numbers can often only be gained in large multicentre studies which are very complex, expensive and difficult to set up.

A deeper understanding of the vast morphological diversity of animal forms can thus only be gained by broader taxon sampling and the consideration in developmental studies of the more terminal ontogenetic events that are ultimately responsible for the final morphological outcomes.

Skill is required, which can only be acquired by experience, to be gained for instance by attending sales where the animals are weighed on a scale.

Reducing the wear can only be achieved by gaining a sufficient understanding of the interactions which cause it.

Leadership is not a process of control, but one of emancipation (of self and others) that can only be fulfilled by gaining deeper awareness.