Sentence examples similar to gaining out from inspiring English sources

That daylight could only dawn if Ms. Nunn were able to energize Democrats in Georgia's urban centers — especially black, Latino and immigrant voters — to register and come out in force, as she runs up a sizable gender gap in the sprawling Atlanta suburbs gaining out-of-state families, Democratic strategists say.

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The E.U. has nothing to gain out of such agreement".

"Microsoft is the party that stands the best to gain out of this," said Mr. Leach.

"What have I got to gain out of this?" he said on "Today" on NBC.

What you're going to gain out there today from the half-hour is nothing.

"The university will gain out of the marine biology of it, all the support industries will gain from it.

Broad speaks expansively about what England hope to gain out of this tour with its mixed formats.

However, with six points gained out of a possible six, BATE has a chance of progressing through to the knockout stages.

Of all the things I thought I'd gain out of this rollercoaster that is cancer treatment, a running vest wasn't one of them.

So, when marketing yourself, for whatever reason, find out what's in it for the person you're presenting yourself to. Figure out what that person hopes to gain out of it.