Sentence examples for cannot be gained by from inspiring English sources

If knowledge of reality cannot be gained by rational means, then one must turn to faith.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has asked the official terror law watchdog, David Anderson QC, to conduct a speedy review this summer of whether such "bulk powers" are needed by the security services, and whether the information cannot be gained by less intrusive means.

Accumulation of genome-wide transcriptome data provides new insight on a genomic scale which cannot be gained by analyses of individual data.

In a statement earlier this week, the CBP said it requires Google to gain unambiguous consent from users to combine multiple privacy policies across its products — specifying that this consent cannot be gained by a general agreement to a privacy policy but must be done "via a clear permission screen".

It, too, ran against the security thinking of that moment by proclaiming that "real security cannot be gained by propping up military defenses, but only through the hastening of political stability, economic growth, greater social welfare, improved education".

Thus, a direct view of the dimer contacts cannot be gained by crystallographic analyses.

And that cannot be gained from any diet.

Bellow opted not to respond ("I cannot see what would be gained by answering Mr. West, whether sweetly or hotly"), but concluded, "It is very reassuring, however, to know that you feel the review falsified and misrepresented the book.

Such kind of knowledge that can be gained by plotting the efficient frontier cannot be sought by single-objective based optimizations.

"There is nothing to be gained by shutting this down completely other than getting an extreme site that cannot be controlled," he said.

Nothing could be gained by an inquest.