Sentence examples for whether to gain from inspiring English sources

She wonders, at one point, who is worse off – "whether to gain, as it were, the benefits of lights, I would trade the movement of my body".

A social network, while not quite sentient, acquires its own agency; it wants things, and it wants us, the nodes of which it consists, to do certain things, whether to gain weight or have oral sex at age 13.

The dilemma for me was whether to gain a distinctive identity for my party by opposing and blocking, or to get results by gaining Tory support for my proposals – which often meant I risked losing ownership of the issue.

When you come here to escape a background, or whether to gain knowledge, or whether to become a richer person, New York has always had that opportunity.

We all know that Wikipedia can be subverted – it's an inevitability of an open platform that some people will seek to abuse it, whether to gain some advantage or just for a laugh.

We all know that Wikipedia can be subverted it's an inevitability of an open platform that some people will seek to abuse it, whether to gain some advantage or just for a laugh.

And yet it remains to be seen whether trying to gain ground on foreign policy will continue to be an uphill battle for the Republican ticket.

Investigators are examining whether Schering-Plough, to gain sales with some private insurers, offered premiums, such as free patient consulting arrangements, with its drugs.

Whether you want to gain skills, make contacts or just experience life in a different sector, volunteering can be a useful door into a new career.

"With this backdrop, the question of whether Mr. Kishk intended to learn to fly went directly to the question of whether Kishk intended to gain access to the cockpit and then assume control of that jetliner".

When going on an improved, or at least different, health regimen, whether it is to gain, or lose, weight.