Sentence examples for so to gain from inspiring English sources

Many people here suspect that he did so to gain the favor of the Shiite clergy; Mr. Karzai is up for re-election this year.

So to gain insight into why consumers are using the cards, researchers from Pew's Safe Checking in the Electronic Age project convened focus groups last fall in Houston and Chicago.

The Russian partners have maneuvered for some time to reduce the foreign managerial presence at TNK-BP, though they deny they are doing so to gain greater control of the day-to-day operations.

If England undertake a similar programme for 2019 they need to ensure they do not spread themselves so thinly again, so to gain this sort of experience will mean a total dismantling of this side immediately after this tournament.

Technically, his change in party registration would not take effect until after the November election; so to gain a spot on the Republican primary ballot, he would have to receive more than 50 percent of the vote at the state party convention in June.

One user of chat channels that frequently hold discussions of credit card fraud, who identified himself in an e-mail exchange as Walter Robson from Canada, said that many members of Internet relay channels who trade techniques and software on credit card fraud do so to gain the recognition and respect of peers.

Plus you've got an extra large bag of popcorn so there's not much to lose and so, so much to gain.

Never, you might say, have so many cheated so much to gain so little.

The refugees, having come so far to gain so little, confess their own mortification.

I can't imagine giving it up any time soon, because there are so many facets to food waste, and we have so much to gain from so little change.

Pakistanis and Indians have so much in common and have so much to gain from a friendlier relationship and so much to lose from hostile relations.