Sentence examples for to gain either from inspiring English sources

Even Marat Safin, the United States Open champion, who does not stand to gain either way, supported them.

Declarer cashed dummy's diamond queen, then led the spade queen to gain either a hand entry or a tempo.

However, as I can afford one but not both (and buying them is the only way to gain either), I must choose between them.

Councillor Jarrett said: "We don't want people to gain either politically or financially from other people's misery, and that's what this airport will bring - misery for the great majority of the people of Medway".

These two nations are actually pumping less than their quotas, according to OPEC.org, so they would have nothing to gain either short term or long term from a dip in prices.

However, the Labor caucus was sceptical of his age and inexperience, and he failed to gain either position, albeit narrowly.

It provides a safe environment, education, and health care to help them gain either employment or to help them matriculate into a school specifically for developmentally disabled children.

Females starting the study with overweight and obese body mass index (calculated as kg/m2) scores were less likely to gain than either obese or overweight body mass index males or low to healthy body mass index students of both sexes.

It also proves that the LibDem complaint that the Conservatives oppose PR or AV because they will lose out is rubbish; they would have plenty to gain from either system.

Therefore, it may not be adequate just to train teachers to use learning styles more effectively but also to understand the substantive mathematical intellectual work that they hope their students to gain from either individual or group learning.

In terms of power and performance there isn't a lot to be gained either way.