Sentence examples for to gain something from inspiring English sources

You're giving up something to gain something.

Each seemed to gain something from the other.

But Mr. Pataki does stand to gain something.

And yet we seem to gain something from it -- a common online conversation.

I hope it is possible to gain something positive out of a deeply tragic event".

"But if you are going to gain something in negotiations you have to give something.

"But if we want to gain something good, I guess we also have to sacrifice something".

He could also try to arrange a sign-and-trade deal to gain something in return.

Only the Genoese managed to gain something, seizing two English ships.

"We've got to recover what we've invested before the state can hope to gain something," Mr. Gado said.

Classical European diplomacy is based on the zero-sum game: for me to gain something, you have to lose.