Sentence examples for gaining through the from inspiring English sources

Having risen to power with the full support of the West in Tripoli, the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamists throughout the region have gained legitimacy from the West that they would have had a hard time gaining through the ballot box themselves.

The ICER will represent the additional costs of gaining, through the intervention, an additional unit of these outcomes measures.

"And they seem to have gained through the strike some newfound respect from the company".

Q. Talk about some important leadership insights you've gained through the years.

Access to two other parts of the installation can be gained through the hallway that winds around the basement.

'The emphasis is now on the reward to be gained through the activity, rather than engagement with the activity itself.

An antitrust review, legal experts told The Times, would weigh the efficiencies the companies gained through the collaboration against the risk of reduced competition as a result.

The leaders of the rebellion wanted to obtain through armed force what they were not able to gain through the ballot box.

Along with the products gained through the nine acquisitions finalized, about half of JDS's 17,000 employees are also new to the fold.

Most of the ultrawealthy have large stakes in the mining and petroleum behemoths of the Russian economy, stakes gained through the legally questionable privatizations of the 1990s.

But we also risk losing the longer-term benefits gained through the relationships established by international students with their UK counterparts, their lecturers and British society more widely.