Sentence examples for and so gaining from inspiring English sources
Users claimed to have been able to access celebrity's iCloud accounts by guessing passwords, and so gaining access to photos that were later shared on the internet.
Getting madrassahs registered with the government — and so gaining some control over curricula — is smarter than stigmatizing them and pushing students over the border into Waziri zealotry.
The presented approach offers a new dimension in research of social segregation by adding the above mentioned aspects of the urban environment and so gaining a new assessment of UES.
Often they are stacked six-deep and -wide, and so gaining access to many of them is impossible until they are unloaded, even though containers that may hold terrorists or weapons of mass destruction are a central concern in Washington.
We estimate Carphone already has around £200m of cash and property and so gaining access to additional acquisition finance, likely 3-4 year money, should not be a problem.
Customers, ranging from pharmacy chains to middlemen known as "pharmacy benefits managers", are rapidly consolidating and so gaining greater power over prices.Competition is also spreading to places that used to protect domestic firms from foreign rivals, allowing them to preserve much higher margins.
(The prime suspect was elected to the Duma and so gained parliamentary immunity).
Most companies were unwilling to limit their discretionary ability to vest awards to only cases of death or disability, and so gained no points under that factor.
Advocates of size think that a big company can leverage scale to cut costs, use these savings to invest more in advertising and innovation, and so gain even more scale.But there are also diseconomies of scale.
But Dunster had a far bigger role in English America's first printing press: In 1641 he married the widow Glover, and so gained control of what was the sole printing office in the colony until 1675.
The health care chief executive can thus talk to people running health care systems in other countries and so gain access to an array of information perhaps inaccessible even to his most influential reports.
