Sentence examples for impractical to gain from inspiring English sources

Virtual patient systems offer clinical skills training, clinical reasoning and decision making experiences that are impossible or impractical to gain elsewhere and in addition comprehensive and objective assessment.

Concorde's designers knew of this principle, but it was impractical to realize in aluminum.

But it's another, impractical sort of magic that allows a writer to gain insight into human acts and motivations -- and that ultimately gives a story its second life in the reader's imagination.

A theoretical and numerical analysis was undertaken in order to gain some insight concerning the spray deposition of tantalum and complement the experimental data where measurements were impractical.

To gain knowledge?

"There's nothing to gain.

They had nothing to gain.

To gain credibility.

The reason: to gain experience.

BT wants to gain control.

To gain technical know-how.