Sentence examples for to gain again from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, many of the Silicon Valley insiders who made fortunes from Facebook were also early investors in Twitter, and stand to gain again when the microblogging site goes public.

(See “Google Looks To Gain Again.”).”

In general, rivers slightly gain upstream, then start losing and finally gain again as they exit the basin.

"He's not going to gain it again".

This can make things difficult for the two communities in Rakhine to gain trust again".

That is voiced by a veteran in one commercial, who declares, "For me to gain independence again would be amazing".

If they are now shown to have colluded to pump margins up, they will only have themselves to blame if illicit downloading starts to gain ground again.

Affleck stood to gain respectability again as a suave ladies' man, after emerging from rehab and from disapproval for dumping America's sweetheart, Gwyneth Paltrow.

In terms of employment, the impact whistleblowing had on my life was not being able to gain employment again in that industry, for about eight months.

Allen Johnson, 22, won the 110-meter hurdles in the Atlanta Games in 1996 and, after winning this year's Olympic trials for the event in 12.97 seconds, is favored to gain gold again.

"So if an older article of your starts to gain traction again, we'll also tell you in the Weekly Social Shares update".