Sentence examples for gained to keep from inspiring English sources
Poldek was among those who used the money he gained to keep the Jews alive, and then, when the money ran out, chose to keep on risking his own life.
"As social equality spreads there are more and more people who, though neither rich nor powerful enough to have much hold over others, have gained to keep enough wealth and enough understanding to look after their own needs," he wrote.
Thus, the right to liberty is the right to act (including to write and speak) on one's judgment; the right to the pursuit of happiness is the right to pursue goals for one's own fulfillment; the right to property is "the right to gain, to keep, to use and to dispose of material values" (1963b, p.94).
At the time, Kuri opened for pre-orders, with a ship date of holiday season in 2017, and since then Mayfield has been providing regular updates about what Kuri's gaining to keep customers confident their robo buddies are indeed on their way.
As a result, the market will most likely demand bigger and broader earnings gains to keep stock prices climbing.
"We have made so many gains to keep the city clean, and to cut that program would have an immediate and noticeable effect".
"If you track this month to month," he said, "it looks more like tight labor markets are allowing workers to press for wage gains to keep up with prices that reflect the rising cost of oil".
Modern plant breeding and genetic research programs aim to utilize the latest technologies to accelerate the annual rate of genetic gain to keep up with rice demand.
Manufacturing has been migrating from the U.S. as well, but Europe lacks domestic consumption gains to keep its economy on a similar even keel.
Other iconic spots have weathered the storms, but haven't been able to bring the financial gain to keep them running.
Beyond providing sufficient material gains to keep the population satisfied, capitalism strengthens a communist-ruled state's capacity to increase internal repression and control information.
