Sentence examples for gains from having from inspiring English sources

The City of London also gains from having a hinterland for its financial services.

But it is Puccini's masterpiece that really gains from having the words alive in the theater.

Our Party only gains from having more voters –- including more new voters -– all across our country.

Any gains from having more than one offspring at a time might be expected to be outweighed by costs like higher infant and maternal mortality rates.

A platform owner gains from having good apps available (consider, um, the iPhone without Google Maps), and so too much blocking will destroy what makes the product valuable.

For what United would potentially risk in terms of the odd publicity backlash, the gains from having Mourinho in charge would be felt on many levels.

The rich, he argues, gain from having cheaper nannies.

All students gain from having a greater pick of institutions in any one location.

What do you think humankind will gain from having a colony on Mars?

We all gain from having more people going to college and becoming productive workers.

She even said that "America has everything to gain from having a stronger Europe".