Sentence examples for gaining from a from inspiring English sources

The regulator said that while mobile phone companies will lose money from the reduction in charges, they are gaining from a growing trend towards customers using data services, such as text messaging and accessing the internet from their mobile phones.

This seems like a classic case of wealthy, powerful people rationalizing instead of facing up to an unpleasant truth about how much they might be (unfairly?) gaining from a system that makes millions of middle class people in developed countries feel hopeless.

Sometimes candidates can gain from a loss.

Ultimately, I would personally gain from a Conservative victory.

What does Apple stand to gain from a Beats acquisition?

He saw little to gain from a new contest.

Hollywood, however, stands little to gain from a showdown.

What does the Soviet Union stand to gain from a deal?

Both sides have plenty to gain from a better relationship.

America also has much to gain from a saner subcontinent.

"Whatever advantage can be gained from a ground game the Democrats gained it.