Sentence examples for it was gained from from inspiring English sources
In its current form, the seat has only been contested once - but on previous boundaries, the Uxbridge seat has been held by the Tories since the 1970 general election, when it was gained from Labour by Charles Curran.
If a SAPS II parameter was not available for the index culture day, it was gained from the time point closest to the index culture day (± 48 hours).
N.B., Macdonald (1995) helpfully separates two questions regarding SK: (q1) How is armchair knowledge of content possible, given EXT, and (q2) How is it that my knowledge of content is authoritative, given that it is gained from the armchair?
And, given its UK focus, it is gaining from the improvement in the economy.
Written consent was gained from all donors.
Using hydrogen from nature is like eating celery: more energy is expended in getting it than is gained from using it.
Trust is not a given virtue, it has been gained from a combination of subjective feeling and objective observation of trustworthiness.
He pledged to set up a UK register of beneficial ownership - which could be open to the public - to make it clear who was gaining from such arrangements.
There are particularly good economies to be gained from IT, and the company has reaped these first in the back office.
What could be gained from it?
The knowledge that can be gained from it could save lives in a future disaster.
