Sentence examples for things to gain from inspiring English sources

Governments have got two things to gain by opening budgets.

Fagone tries to extract some bigger truth, but that seems only to be that humans do some funny things to gain money, fame or satisfaction.

In A Room of One's Own, Woolf talks about killing a version of herself, which reminded me of the "cool girl" scene in Gone Girl [what the protagonist Amy calls women who pretend to enjoy things to gain male approval] – so we showed an extract from Gone Girl on the PowerPoint.

If luck seeks skill, as batmen claim, certainly ill-luck joins hands in history with ineptitude.When President Cater decided on that gamble he had four things to gain: the liberation of the hostages, a propaganda coup for the United States, a demonstration of the lesson that the United States would not allow itself to be pushed around indefinitely, and his own re-election as president next autumn.

She has only things to gain.

But if we did win, we had huge things to gain" (Kelleher et al.,1992).

Accusing a sex abuser is not a selfish act the only thing to gain by stepping forward is the knowledge that it hopefully won't happen to others.

I want them to hear from the very folks that don't have a thing to gain from their vocal excitement.

"I would say that each of us has only one thing to gain from the feminist movement: Our whole humanity," she said.

He believed that God would reward him with his longed-for son if he could find the killer years later, he still only has his three daughters, which has caused him to realize it is impossible to sacrifice one thing to gain another.

Do not use any bots, software, or any such other thing to gain gold.