I discovered that you can't train people how to trade by just imparting knowledge.
Varenius was reluctant to include the human side of geography in his system, and only allowed it as a concession to custom, and in order to attract readers by imparting interest to the sterner details of the science.
On $40, she made eating out accessible by imparting her knowledge of the best inexpensive eats in a variety of cities.
Hence the service or ministry of the member is to serve the church with Christ, thus imparting Christ to others.
This at one time seems to have meant "for the sake of," carrying with it some idea of supplication; but it has now lost this connotation, seeing that it can be used not merely after the name of a god, but after that of any sacred object or incident held capable of imparting magic efficacy to the formula.
