Sentence examples for gain from doing so from inspiring English sources
But it could be a long and complex one, since the politician with the means to checkmate Mr Berlusconi is the very one with least to gain from doing so.
They had no incentive to attack the UCSD platform as it was not involved in any controversial (e.g. political) activity, and they had no financial gain from doing so.
Though countries like China and Russia have the money and technological know-how to produce a financial panic, they have little to gain from doing so, Freeman added.
The tendency will be toward greater use of science in pest control decision-making, with extensive use of biological monitoring to establish realistic levels of threatened damage to the crop, and greater concern given to possible profit reductions and environmental disturbances of applying an insecticide, as well as the possible gain from doing so.
But there wasn't really anything to be gained from doing so.
On the other hand, there is no need to risk approving a new industrial chemical that might possibly be harmful when the only gains from doing so are marginal improvements.
China began to act the way many developed countries in North America and Europe do: it had destroyed much of its primary forests, gained from doing so, and was now protecting the trees it had left by buying wood indiscriminately, often from "high risk" countries, like Indonesia.
We repeated our GSPT analysis in a way that takes this observation into consideration, but no qualitatively additional information was gained from doing so.
In that case, a lot more governments may have to be induced to impose eye-watering economic pain so as to get the regime's attention.Veto-wielding Russia and China have eviscerated three previous sets of UN sanctions, and gained commercially from doing so.
President Obama actually did come through on this promise for one such event during the healthcare negotiations, but because Obama gained politically from doing so the Republicans are never going to agree to such an event again.
If Holder thinks bin Laden's own people would be willing to kill him so that we don't take him prisoner — well, that might be a clue that we'd gain some benefit from doing so.
