Sentence examples for what it gained from inspiring English sources

Still, the crusading spirit is dead: Spain has long recognised what it gained from its Muslim colonisers, and is working to build fresh links.

The church now needs to reform the reform: to keep what it gained in the liturgical changes, and regain what it lost.

The company faces a maximum statutory penalty of $48.5 million, or it could be fined twice what it gained from the criminal offenses.

Perhaps that was the right decision politically, although for the life of me I can't see what it gained the Administration.

Gary N. Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., said the union must point to the buyouts and buydowns as examples of what it gained by keeping workers on strike for 12 weeks.

What it gained in the cabinet is quantifiable and limited but what it lost in soft power is priceless.The Doha agreement has resulted in the reopening of parliament, and the election of the candidate nominated by the pro-government coalition, General Michel Suleiman, as president.

Travis Rothweiler, city manager for Twin Falls, says the city is evaluating what it gains from its lobbyist in the post-earmark era, given its declining budget and flat tax revenue.

BlackBerry is looking at a dwindling user base, both for its devices and across its services, so what it gains from the deal is access to a growth market.

The firm will not produce its first prototype until 2009, but sceptics already worry that what it gains on the swings, it will lose on the roundabouts—or, in this case, on the turbines.

What a nation loses has to be contrasted with what it gains in return.

Yet what it gains in size it loses in terms of dramatic logic and, more importantly, character chemistry.