Sentence examples for gain a much from inspiring English sources

It will gain a much needed presence outside of its home market and reduce its dependence on the Italian regulator.

This would allow minor parties with strong but thinly spread support (Lib Dem, Ukip, Green) to gain a much more representative share of seats by gaining regional MPs.

Even though that's not quite as Dramatic and Valuable a Discount, you'll notice a Definite Visual Difference -- and gain a much more Dependable Video Device.

"The Scout" and the Miller series to follow will gain a much larger audience by appearing on "Sports Center" where anchors or ESPN announcers will introduce them.

People in developing countries can help us gain a much better understanding of how to live the good life, while consuming less.

New Zealand beat Australia 49-28 last weekend in Melbourne but the Wallabies were able to compete much more strongly in this match, slowing the All Blacks' ball to gain a much greater share of possession and of territory.

Police and prosecutors will also gain a much-improved crime-fighting tool.

It will gain a much-needed presence outside its home market and reduce its dependence on the Italian regulator.

The Greek government and Greek businesses invested billions of dollars to hold the 2004 Games – and while they drew full houses, tourism in Greece was down for the year, because so many people stayed away and many promised improvements were never made (though Athens did gain a much-needed subway system).

That same source also mentioned that Tango may be used to gain a much-needed foothold in the low-cost Asian market.

But he was not able to help them get the fourth try that would have seen his side, who had lost their opening two Pool Four matches, gain a much-needed bonus point.