Sentence examples for gained only from from inspiring English sources

Candidates lose valuable perspective gained only from listening to the diversity of voices that represent the vast majority of Americans who are not in the upper echelons of the economy.

Instead it would be, Did you get information that could have been usefully gained only from these methods?" He concluded, "My own view is that the cool, carefully considered, methodical, prolonged, and repeated subjection of captives to physical torment, and the accompanying psychological terror, is immoral".

With companies around the world slashing advertising budgets, Tencent's online ad sales fell 30% from last quarter and gained only 1.4% from a year earlier.

(AP) CONNECTICUT NEW HAVEN: CENSUS SEES LITTLE GROWTH IN STATE JOBS The state government gained only 25 jobs from 1998 to 2003, according to data compiled by the United States Census Bureau.

West Ham and Tottenham play their final London derby of the season in Saturday's early kick off this weekend, with the Hammers having gained only 1 point from their last 6 games against the capital's other sides.

Millwall, whose only away win of the season came at Charlton in September, rarely looked like getting an equaliser and have gained only three points from their past six games.

Still, the "CBS Evening News" gained only about 10percentt in audience from the previous week — and it was actually down from the same week the year before.

Is there a benefit to the consumer, or are consumers assuming risks resulting from benefits gained only by the manufacturer?

In short, letting the tax cuts expire would be better for the middle class (and even more so for the poor the lowest quintile would gain only $45 from extension), and for the country, than extending them for everyone.

The maxim is "saucy," she said, but the point is valid: A writer can gain only so much from readings.

Liverpool, the five-time European champion, needed a victory after gaining only a point from its first three Group A matches.