Sentence examples for gathered only by from inspiring English sources

The energy can be gathered only by gadgets specially designed to "resonate" with the field.

Some scientists expressed doubts about both studies, saying that data gathered only by satellites are not reliable for making such judgments.

Aristotle, his pupil, seems to have put the cultivation of the intellect highest among human goods, and he believed quite reasonably, given the limited economic resources then available that this fruit of civilization could be gathered only among a leisure class supported by the labours of the many.

By design, clinical data were gathered only at specific assessment points throughout the year, limiting our ability to assess clinical changes at the time of each medication switch.

Stiles et al. remarked that their criteria "were crude, justified by making use of ratings that were gathered only once for each session".

By the time she had gone entirely around, she had gathered only a small handful.

Experimenters have gathered only indirect evidence for the giant vortices.

Gather only the absolute essentials.

But he acknowledged that senior managers of most departments could meet only by videoconferencing because they were too farflung to gather in person.

Push this thought far enough, and nature seems to fray, to come apart into a disunity that is gathered up only by our human perceptions.

From watching them she learned what she would later say about life: that good-enough people, often just by trying to make some adjustment in their circumstances, fall into sin and error; that you can gather this only by what you hear at the end of the table; that life is comical and sad, and justice hard to render.