Sentence examples for could be imparted from inspiring English sources

Imagine the effect on learning if a mere fraction of the game player's thrill could be imparted to students learning mathematics, or history, or a foreign language.

That status entitles me to teach, but I can't teach someone else that very specialness, because if I were to impart it, even if it could be imparted, I would, by definition, be less special myself.

While considerable velocity could be imparted to a projectile in this way, the geometry of the scheme dictated that the release be timed with uncanny precision to achieve even rudimentary accuracy.

In rural Zambia, 21 midwives participated in a pilot program for focused obstetric ultrasound to determine whether ultrasound skills could be imparted to nurse midwives.

Mpofu said the stories were given "so that they could be imparted to others as lessons to help us all with our life challenges".

Experiment #3 demonstrated that a new photoperiodic history could be imparted during four weeks of exposure to long photoperiods.

One of the disparities of this study compared to the preclinical findings is that PF-04457845 was given systemically rather than locally into the joint and as such could be imparting off-target effects, particularly in the brain.

Porous structure within the microspheres could also be imparted by freezing the chitosan solution (in acetic acid) as a tiny droplet using liquid nitrogen followed by removal of solvent utilising freeze drying.

How could the real seriousness of the problem be imparted (before, that is, it's too late)?

The same advice should be imparted to India.

That advice, then, can be imparted in person.