Sentence examples for not gained from from inspiring English sources

Mancat was not just playing a huge role as a remedial institution in making up for what youngsters had not gained from school but, to quote Ofsted, scoring "high overall success rates with learners aged 16-18".

Those who stand firm do not seem to suffer.So while Mr Murdoch's Chinese interests have probably not gained from the dropping of Mr Patten's book, his British ones have certainly suffered.

According to the Innate Concept thesis, some of our concepts are not gained from experience.

"With modern media now preferring the views and experiences of former Test match cricketers, Christopher's authority and respect was not gained from a high-profile playing career, but a deep-rooted love of the game linked to a strong protective instinct which helped him earn the most coveted position of president of the MCC [Marylebone Cricket Club].

Insight and knowledge are not gained from time on the job but from pitfalls we later draw upon to make better decisions.

As a result, data was not gained from this group who may have shown unchanged or worsening clinical outcome scores.

The building does not gain from them.

An informed trader with a contrarian opinion may thus not gain from his insights.

In the long run, Mr. LeFrak said, the New Jersey real estate market would not gain from New York's loss.

But riders who buy the popular unlimited weekly or monthly passes would pay as much as 8percentt more and would not gain from the off-peak discount.

When the sender does not gain from expertise, she is strictly hurt when different types cannot pool on an optimal experiment.