Sentence examples for to gain at from inspiring English sources

Taken together, prosecutors said, Mr. Rezko stood to gain at least $3.9 million.

One set of Tesco shareholders was hoping to gain at another's expense.

3Com stands to gain at least as much as Cisco and Huawei from a legal settlement.

"These are aspects of personal development that can be hard for pupils to gain at school.

An EU ruling is due soon, and M&S hopes to gain at least £30m ($55m).

The question, rather, is what the Big Ten stands to gain at all by expanding.

Hundreds of small agencies in the South, led by Texas and Florida, are poised to gain at least 50percentt.

Pentagon officials say a person must receive at least three shots to gain at least partial protection.

His restructuring also calls for the company to gain at least 1 billion euros from the disposal of nonstrategic assets.

"The ability of the market to gain at the close is a sign that perhaps the bulls are gaining ground".

Investors plainly expect MCI-WorldCom, and other highly valued new entrants, to gain at the expense of the incumbents.