Sentence examples for gain from us from inspiring English sources

"What they gain from us is not getting hit by fees and peace of mind that the bank is aligned with their interest," he said.

Weighing the interests of both their clients and the government, who stands to gain from us being here, and who stands to lose?

Obviously, the more connected we are, the more data marketing departments can gain from us.

It is through the example of God's goodness that Seneca aims to explain why giving should really not be done with a view to one's own advantage: there is no advantage that God could possibly gain from us, and yet God benefits all of us (4.3.3).

"The fact that the Workshop can claim as alumni nationally and internationally prominent poets, novelists, and short story writers is, we believe, more the result of what they brought here than of what they gained from us," the Iowa Web site explains.

"My brother (who is a lawyer) and I are going to sue WB and DC for false advertising, misleading visual images and gaining a profit from us and millions others due to these acts," he writes. .

A lot of people had something to gain from attacking us, politicians and others.

Looking back I still wonder what they had to gain from shaking us up.

There's a lot to be gained from deepening US-Brazilian relations, for example.

Here comes my nightmare: I have tried to work out how much capital gains tax (CGT) he will have to pay and it's roughly £65,000 if we include the £125,000 mortgage (that his ex has gained from not us).

Most of us gain from the wealth and creativity of other countries, even if we can't always feel like the top dog.