Sentence examples for will gain by from inspiring English sources

Make it easier for people to understand how much they will gain by taking a job.

Reform by all means, but reform methodically and with a sense of what you will gain by it.

"The only thing I will gain by revealing the following information is peace of mind and a target on my back," the sergeant wrote.

Big Data is really about, however, the benefits we will gain by cleverly sifting through it to find and exploit new patterns and relationships.

Even if you have, it bears repeating over and over until he gradually accepts that what he stands to lose by maintaining this stand-off is far less than he will gain by ending it.

Years later she recalled, "My mother took me out of school and told the teacher, 'What she will lose scholastically, she will gain by seeing the countries and beautiful places and the different museums in the different countries.' " Both parents were avid collectors of Asian art and European paintings.

Charles Atlas Ltd. claimed the Flex Mentallo character owed its origin to the Mac advertising campaign, and that DC's portrayal had damaged the good will gained by the original ad.

In 2000, Charles Atlas Ltd. filed suit against DC, claiming that Flex owed his origin to the Atlas advertising campaign, and that DC's portrayal had damaged the good will gained by the original ad.

And how much additional confidence you'll gain by deciding to eat with utensils again.

Research by annuity provider Partnership is more telling – 75 per cent of those it questioned don't think they'll gain by shopping around.

But if the only thing she'll gain by voting for Graham-Cassidy is the status quo and a fresh herd of angry voters at home, it's hard to see the point. .