Sentence examples for gained by doing from inspiring English sources

Thus as Socrates pointed out long ago, much of the knowledge gained by doing philosophy consists in realizing what is not the case.

Bath, though, have already pledged not to change their preferred method, correctly assuming there is nothing to be gained by doing so.

He even suggests that some drivers feel it is "worth" the fine incurred by hitting a cyclist purely because of the revenge-like satisfaction gained by doing so.

Plant-eating dinosaurs would have gained by doing so, because growing large protected them against predators.

There is much to be gained by doing so: there is no other way to see how natural selection could bring forth the Cambrian explosion.

"I think that there's a wealth of knowledge that can be gained by doing all those measures and getting a greater understanding of human movement".

What advantage can they gain by doing so?

It has nothing to gain by doing so.

"I have nothing to gain by doing it," he said in a recent interview.

Sandeep Purewal, 19, another Warwick student, lives at home and values the family time she gains by doing so.

"If I were advising them, I would tell him that he has nothing to gain by doing that," the Rev. Al Sharpton, one of his Democratic rivals, said of Mr. Kerry.