Sentence examples for try and gains from inspiring English sources

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He may have done this to try and gain a psychological edge in tomorrow's game.

"They have used their patents to try and gain an overwhelmingly dominant position in the programming business".

"For Mike Bloomberg, we do feel the jump was an appeal to try and gain some political edge".

Each driver has a weakness and you try and pick on that and try and gain a good advantage on it".

"We need to try and gain every advantage we can to try and make the England team a strong as possible.

"Based on that situation, and that information, the tactic was obviously to try and gain safe control of the site as soon as we could".

• "Unless you are providing something absolutely essential, it's a tough time to try and gain traction" with corporate customers looking to cut overhead, she said.

A DNA-testing project has just been launched to try and gain more data about the migratory history of the human species – and the public is invited to participate.

Dave McKinley, WGRZ.com: Tanney said the video was not intended to try and gain attention for himself as a small school star who might otherwise not have gotten a look.

Expect a clash of styles, with the tiny Kom scoring with fast flurries and the taller, stronger Adams using her height and reach to try and gain an advantage.