Sentence examples for impossible to glean a from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Gregory Currie doesn't speak to the fact that there is so much variation between how different authors see the world that it is impossible to glean a specific morality from reading all the Penguin classics.

Other interesting questions came from MPs who tried to get May to acknowledge that the passing of the Spelman/Dromey amendment rejecting no deal meant that a no-deal Brexit was off the table, but May sidestepped them all in such a way as to make it impossible to glean any more about whether she would, or would not, be willing to contemplate such an outcome.

Mobile phones, satellite phones and internet access all went down, making it all but impossible to glean any account from the passengers about what had happened, beyond the few minutes that were captured on film.

Adobe CTO's tech doublespeak at Adobe Max was nearly impossible to glean any real information from.

Dropbox's IPO filing tried to hide the company's poor financials by using colorful charts that were impossible to glean any information from.

But even here, so much text is blacked out and redacted from the released messages that it is virtually impossible to glean any meaningful information.

Since it can be difficult (if not impossible) to glean sufficient information about an outside applicant's past performance, what other predictors are good?

But it also provides a lot of data that would be difficult or impossible to glean from studying the objects today.

Google called this a step backward because combining national security data with other data made it impossible to glean relevant information.

But it is impossible to glean from the filings which shares were donated at Mr. Romney's behest and which were donated by other Bain employees.

The bottom line, of course, as a 2011 report on earthquake resilience from the National Academies noted, is that it remains impossible to glean meaningful hints of big earthquakes from low-level seismic activity.