Sentence examples for gained us from inspiring English sources

For example, increasing the coverage to 100% generated only a moderate decrease in the cost per life-year gained (US $23,658 in a health care perspective and US $17,775 in a societal perspective); a marginal change in the cost-effectiveness ratio was also observed when vaccine coverage was decreased to 80%.

This is a chance to use our rich national experience in disability rights -- which has gained us the respect of the world community -- to extend the principles embodied in the ADA to the hundreds of millions of people with disabilities worldwide who today have no domestic protection.

It has gained us Assad's contempt.

Every change cost us money and gained us nothing.

Tsipras seems to have gained us a little time, some room to breathe.

The cinematographer fled Hungary when the Soviet Union invaded in 1956 – after secretly filming how the Soviets quashed a revolt in Budapest – and gained US citizenship in 1962.

But over time it might gain us genuine comprehension.

"We don't go," he declared, "even if it gains us just one hour".

"Irish is fine for patriots, English for traitors, but it's the Latin that gains us Heaven".

And without a judicious adviser, how can we calculate the tradeoffs of protocols that may gain us time but pain us in the process?

But weakening or eliminating parts of the 1966 transportation act won't gain us anything -- and could cost us a great deal.