Sentence examples for issues to gain from inspiring English sources

Billed as the first English-language movie to be filmed in contemporary Beijing and the first United States-Chinese co-production, "Restless" obviously had to skirt sensitive issues to gain the cooperation of the Chinese government.

The only issues to gain more than a point were Intel, up 2 5/16 a share, to 109 1/16; Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, up 2 3/16, to 92 5/16; and Hewlett-Packard, up 2 1/4, to 130 3/4.

In a very uncertain and competitive economy, companies have to cope with external constraints such as environmental and social issues, to gain competitive advantage.

Others dispute these claims and point out that Perot forced the other candidates to change their rhetoric on the issues to gain the votes of his supporters, indicating an issues campaign.

He has shown a consistent pattern of changing positions on issues to gain support, or saying anything that he thinks will help him win, especially in negative campaign ads.

She's used her long-time avoidance of attention on the gay issue to gain attention now.

Central Falls's retirees used that issue to gain some bargaining power, extracting a commitment from the state to seek extra money for the next five years.

This could not be more wrong, but this is what happens when a flailing campaign searches for a wedge issue to gain popularity among blue-collar voters.

Dell could try to litigate the issue to gain more time, but that might only buy an additional month or two before it could be forced to hold a meeting.

The data suggest both positive and negative forces impacting the ability of this issue to gain serious attention from policymakers.

Further exploration of these effects is a key issue to gain knowledge of the full potential of EPO for the treatment of CHF.