Sentence examples for gain by joining from inspiring English sources

There is much to gain by joining forces.

Analysts said Mr Schüssel would have much to gain by joining forces with Mr Haider.

What is it that we gain by joining with others, and what is it that we lose?

The cynical view is that Messrs Schröder and Fischer faced probable defeat in the forthcoming election and had nothing to gain by joining in an unpopular war.

While some French theories are "rather bleak," she wrote in 1963, "the novel as a form of art has nothing to lose, and everything to gain, by joining the revolution that has already swept over most of the other arts".

If we have any hope of victory at all, it will have to come from our believing in the utter uniqueness and irreplaceability of our own and others' souls and from the warmth we gain by joining souls together".

Musharraf and his advisers clearly felt that with their new international credibility, gained by joining the 'war on terror', the world would be more sympathetic to their Kashmir policy.

We will gain nothing by joining Russia; but then if we join the European Union our farmers will suffer and prices will go up.

But organising 5m drivers to fight back was a hard task, because each driver could hope for a free ride on the efforts of the others, and none had much to gain personally by joining the group.The conclusion was striking.

Aaron Porter, president of the National Union of Students, said: "We can now expect a race to the top now as universities rush to gain kudos by joining the '£9,000 group' as quickly as possible.

Brian Jackson, IHS Global Insight: China stands to gain considerably by joining the TPP.