The government felt that there was nothing to be gained from a second judicial inquiry.
"Whatever advantage can be gained from a ground game the Democrats gained it.
There is, after all, a lot of decent publicity to be gained from a legal dispute.
A concerned reader gently suggests, "There's just nothing to be gained from a battle with Nick Denton".
There is little of substance to be gained from a "friends-at-all-costs" approach to Cuba.
"However, there is little to be gained from a 'Bush space initiative' that throws out lofty goals, but fails to support those goals with realistic funding," he wrote.
It was a notion that he kept secret from his family, who saw little to be gained from a life in the performing arts.
Though not all of the executives believed the allegations, many agreed that nothing could be gained from a caustic and protracted legal battle.
But even if Turkey's interests no longer fully align with ours, there is much to be gained from a Westernized, prosperous and democratic nation becoming the standard-bearer of the Islamic world.
Some idea of the residents may be gained from a 1930 account in The New York Times: a tenant, Fanny Parsons, said that a handbag with $45,000 in jewelry had been stolen from her apartment.
From an ethical standpoint, said Dr. Jeremy Sugarman, the deputy director for medicine of the Phoebe R. Berman Bioethics Institute at Johns Hopkins University, such a position is sound and little could be gained from a doctor's boycott of the sport.
