Sentence examples for someone gains from inspiring English sources

Players converge from all directions and someone gains possession.

"I think when a housing community is going to explode then, ultimately, someone gains, whether politically or financially.

Washington sees Social Security reform as a zero-sum gain-if someone gains, someone else loses.

But in public key encryption, if someone gains access to your private key, all of your past (and future) messages could be decrypted and read.

Perhaps my republican freedom is compromised when someone gains arbitrary power over me, but it is merely conditioned when I lack the means or opportunities to make full use of it, and interferences might be one such conditioning factor.

Canonically, Ronald Dworkin explains option luck as follows: "Option luck is a matter of how deliberate and calculated gambles turn out whether someone gains or loses through accepting an isolated risk he or she should have anticipated and might have declined" (Dworkin 2000, 73).

If someone gained weight or skipped conditioning, Valentine would get on his case.

Any time a team goes 33 games without letting someone gain 100 yards, you know they are pretty darn good.

Perhaps she'd been putting on a brave face, but her words struck me as those of someone who'd learned to recognize when a crisis was just another blip, someone gaining strength by letting go.

But empty nesters who own homes elsewhere might also be drawn to a gated community, because it leaves them free to travel without worrying about someone gaining entry to the community without proper access.

In its decision, handed down on Tuesday, the Court of Appeals ruled 7 to 0 that the initial posting of a document constituted its publication date and not, as a party in a defamation case had tried to argue, every time someone gained access to the document on a Web site.