Sentence examples for had by keeping from inspiring English sources

I seriously doubt that free digital online access will ever be achieved as long as substantial profits can be had by keeping access to the law restricted.

The findings mean that one year later, the average fund had $65 million more assets than if it would have had by keeping its old name.

When the storm eased and he walked outside, Mr. Eassey said, he immediately saw the effect that Digital Realty and other data centers had by keeping the servers going.

In addition, it now appears that he will end his first year as chief executive as many other governors and presidents of the last three decades have, by keeping his distance, at least publicly, from the granting of pardons and clemency.

But now repayment levels are projected to drop so low that the government is close to getting back less money than it would have by keeping the old system.

When you kill off a character, you're closing off a variety of storylines because there's no story to be told with that character, and the only reason to do it is to open up new storylines and more storylines by killing off a character than you have by keeping them alive.

"They didn't want to seek help," Hassan says now. "These were people who had survived by keeping a low profile; they had learned not to appear frail or vulnerable".

Everything I've done, I've earned by keeping my head down, being as coachable as possible and trying to outwork everyone around me.

John Taylor, a Stanford University professor and author of the "Taylor Rule" for setting interest rates, argued that the Fed had erred by keeping rates too low for too long.

It is as good a visual metaphor as any for the career of a singer who has flourished by keeping a steady focus on what has mattered most to him for more than six decades: the American Songbook.

I feel the burden I have carried by keeping the secret of killing my children has been a tremendous punishment.