Sentence examples for which cannot be imparted from inspiring English sources

"In the coffee industry it is often easier and in some cases better to hire someone with good character and a good personality," which cannot be imparted through training, he said.

The first is ineffability: "it defies expression…its quality must be directly experienced; it cannot be imparted or transferred to others".

One specific possibility for error in our experiments was the possibility that forces were being imparted off to the side of the pressure films, which cannot be ruled out with absolute certainty in the narrow joints, even after careful preparation and placement of the films.

"Tourism provides jobs which cannot be exported".

When you go to any track, if there is classroom time, avail yourself of the wisdom which will be imparted.

Pumps are classified according to the way in which energy is imparted to the fluid.

JP: You would be happy for your child to go to a school in which that was imparted as fact?

The pH of a medium will control the magnitude of electrostatic charges which are imparted by the ionized dye molecules.

But with that comes a few much needed survival tips (some of which were imparted upon me by Tales veterans).

Xylem also contributes to the physical support of plant structures, which is imparted by either fibres (in angiosperms) or tracheids.

Because you will be imparting rotation on the ball in the final split seconds that your hand is in contact with it, the importance of grip cannot be overstated.