Sentence examples for just gain from inspiring English sources

Many burn victims do not just gain lifelong scars, they also lose noses and ears, fingers and hands.

But while the brooding, cracked tomato would spill out its guts on the earth, the neglected cucumber would just gain a little weight around the middle.

The wealthiest among us don't just gain influence through campaign donations: they show up to the polls more often as well, which impacts outcomes.

With the PBSA boom, a danger is that the eternal divide between "town and gown" – a bone of contention with deep medieval roots – may just gain a new, global dimension.

They all work in the same one-room office, and judging from Jack and Jodie, Jamie's wife, it seems that marry a Wood and you don't just gain a spouse, you become part of The Firm.

Clearly, it takes extra effort and planning to involve undergraduates in ongoing academic research, but it's worth it because they don't just gain a level of practical competence, says Delgado-Fernandez – they gain skills that would be hard to come by just by reading.

Norway had just gained its independence.

No; it just gained nuance.

"I just gained confidence off of that".

"Down the road, the old leaders just gained some time," he said.

"The one thing I said to Tone was obviously, we'd just gained momentum," Schottenheimer said.