Sentence examples for gained unhappy from inspiring English sources

Muller later received the Nobel Prize for Medicine in honor of his achievement, and today, in a world that has gained unhappy familiarity with the gray rains of fallout, even the nonscientist knows the potential results of radiation.

They say that while he might gain unhappy Democratic voters and center-leaning independents, he will lose the votes of a different segment — some who consider themselves part of the Tea Party movement, abortion opponents and others.

In a statement, Microsoft said that many PC makers have welcomed the standard terms, but that inevitably some manufacturers "who had gained unique concessions would be unhappy with particular terms under the new decree-mandated one-size-fits-all approach".

There's a lot more to be gained today by getting out of an unhappy marriage".

Such speculation has only gained momentum following reports that Prandelli is unhappy with some of the recent transfer moves made by Fiorentina's director of football, Pantaleo Corvino.

Gore assented to the Treaty of Ghent that ended the war, but was unhappy that the nation had not gained anything from the war.

Liberalism is a trade-off, and many have often been unhappy at what was lost and unappreciative of what was gained.

From that loss came their slogan for this season, "Unfinished Business". But they need to gain more from that unhappy ending than a saying that looks good imprinted on a T-shirt.

Officials were unhappy with the cost of his lengthy investigation, but Dr. Besser gained more than an answer to a medical mystery in Boston.

Some indicated answering questions made them upset about their own problems and concerns, whereas others gained an understanding of what others go through and this made them feel uncomfortable or unhappy.

After an unhappy second marriage, to the actor Rik Van Nutter, which lasted from 1963 to 1975, Ekberg drank heavily and gradually gained a great deal of weight.