Sentence examples for resolved to gain from inspiring English sources
But recently, under pressure from investors who see few signs of rejuvenation in the soda market, Coke has resolved to gain a larger foothold in the noncarbonated beverage business, aiming to counter Pepsi's many advances in the category.
But then somebody else used the fact that the underlying problems hadn't been resolved to gain office on a similar message.
To help combat the negative press, Aberhart resolved to gain control of the Albertan, the one paper of note to show him any support.
Rupert Murdoch and the News Corporation, for instance, get points for their speed and resolve to gain traction online.
Which means that resolving to gain a friend in 2016 might be almost as good for the health as resolving to lose the half a stone (3kg) that nobody loses every January, and certainly a lot more fun.
For other artists, though, the cancellation of Ms. Carey's contract may harden their resolve to gain greater control over their contractual relationships with recording companies.
On 4 February, he had resolved to return home without having gained his object: On the afternoon of this day I was taking a walk with the steward of the convent in the neighbourhood, and as we returned, towards sunset, he begged me to take some refreshment with him in his cell.
Duffy was resolved, she said, to gain ten pounds from eating recipes in Laurie David's book in 2011.
He resolved to protect him.
Moroun resolved to take control.
