Since the raids last week have already disturbed NATO's relatively smooth relations with the Bosnian Serbs, western troops in Bosnia have little to gain from leaving him alone.
He seems to think that he has something to gain from complaining about our presence; perhaps we have something to gain from leaving — or things to save, like American lives and a lot of money.
Both sides perhaps now have more to gain from leaving the issue bubbling away unresolved: the Republicans can use it to engage their white base, while Democrats hope it will secure the support of Latino voters in 2012.
If forests are correctly valued — for the carbon they sequester and the damage they spare the planet — then there is far more to gain from leaving them in tact.
Maybe women with severe complications were kept away, or the other way around, women without complaints had little to gain from leaving home for 1 2 days.
National Gallery trustees allocated £25m from its charitable reserves, principally gained from legacies left by members of the public over the past century.
Turning to the City, the report argued: "A Brexit would cut into the financial industry's outsized contributions to the UK economy, tax revenues and trade balance, we believe, and offset apparent fiscal gains from leaving the EU".
Although the former head of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove has argued recently that leaving the EU may matter less in security terms than Sir Keir or Mr Anderson believe, even he does not envisage that there would be any gain from leaving the jurisdiction of the European court of justice or from putting the benefits of established security and intelligence cooperation in jeopardy.
The party's economic spokesman Patrick O'Flynn has suggested gains from leaving the EU and cutting the aid budget would help.
For an example of the insights that can be gained from fossil leaves, see Wilf, P., Labandeira, C. C., Johnson, K. R., and Ellis, B. 2006.
