Sentence examples for option for gaining from inspiring English sources

Iran, whose Kurdish population numbers between six and eight million, was not helpful, either, and my only option for gaining entrance to Kurdistan was through its third neighbor, Syria.

In addition, ethical considerations make mathematical models of some biological systems the only option for gaining insight.

The conserved domain of interest was extracted and the HMM calculated with HMMER 2.3.2 (http://hmmer.janelia.org/) using "hmmbuild" with the default parameters to generate ls HMMs and subsequently "hmmcalibrate" with the option "--seed 0" for gaining reproducible results.

Critics say that these and similar arrangements, which are seldom disclosed, typically limit student options and drive up prices for gaining international credentials compared with the most economical alternative — enrolling directly in a foreign university, paying generally lower tuition to that institution and having the credits transferred.

Being knowledgeable about "therapeutic narratives" i.e., participant commentaries on illness progression, health seeking options and related events, is important for gaining insight into the complex relationship of "traditional" and "modern" medical systems, which are useful for designing TB case-finding and health promotion activities.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain made the case, in a letter to President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, for another option gaining favor among economists — guaranteeing short- and medium-term loans between banks.

Foods containing healthy fats are full of nutrients and also high in calories, making them a great option for weight gain.

Now, a better option is gaining credibility.

Today, a similar but more dangerous competition — not yet an open nuclear-arms race, but a race for nuclear options — is gaining momentum in the Middle East.

For example, a big step in 2002 was the introduction of the voluntary option for physicians to gain the minor specialization in palliative care, and another one was in 2007 the legal introduction of specialist outpatient palliative care (SAPV) with the most recent health care reform.

The North Carolina chancellor, James Moeser, has pushed for the 10-team option, which is gaining support.