Sentence examples for gained though from inspiring English sources
HP: Is there something to be gained though, when someone is offended?
Watson's hypothesis also suggests there is nothing to be gained, though he makes a point of saying he is not qualified to give people health advice.
Both American and European markets have gained, though Japan is less perky.See article: Is irrational exuberance in the air again?________________________________________________________Stay informed this week and every weekSign up to receive The Economist's round-up of business and politics each week.
In this sense, high-order precision is gained though less computational stencils are used.
The studies document that both student populations, the monolingual and the bilingual, gained, though at different rates, a more refined command of Spanish over time.
The redraft was (partly) a consequence of the experience gained though the previous IEA study because countries expressed concerns that sampling students from multiple grades was a troublesome enterprise (Peaker, 1975).
Textbooks are gaining, though, as publishers take advantage of the popularity of tablets like the Kindle and iPad, expanding their catalogues and offering products like rental digital books that expire after a semester or two.
In the short term, the dollar may gain, though.
Capita stands to gain, though it risks getting more work but making less on each job.
Nick Clegg's party always supported it, assuming they would gain, though psephologists now think they may lose out if it was not necessary to vote Liberal Democrat tactically in some seats.
The housing sector, which has gone from a drag on the economy to a positive, continued to grow, posting a 9.7 percent gain — though again, that is less than half its rate of growth in the first quarter.
