Sentence examples for may gaining the from inspiring English sources

Goffin, who is 21 and looks much younger, was the darling of the French Open in May, gaining the main draw as a lucky loser and winning a set off Roger Federer three rounds later.

AM General may gain the most from such increased orders.

In the end, larger companies may gain the upper hand, and the incentives could decrease or even disappear.

It is that technological innovation that may gain "The Sopranos" a permanent spot on our library shelves.

Without strong chieftains to fight them, special interests may gain the edge in the all-important rule-writing taking place.

When we learn to number our days spiritually, then we may gain the Psalmist's heart of wisdom.

We do so in fear that a buffet bloc may gain the ear of Mr. Truman, who sometimes appears to be an impressionable type.

Jen and I can only hope that someday soon we may gain the favor of this diminutive tyrant, before he utterly destroys us.

To the Editor: Demolishing the existing building may gain the Museum of Modern Art 10,000 square feet of area, but in the process the city will lose a beautiful space.

The most technologically advanced countries generally have the advantage in making new products, but as time passes other countries may gain the advantage.

Patients may gain the ability to coordinate by pressing buttons on the wand and maintain balance while looking at the screen.