Sentence examples for will never gain from inspiring English sources

I'd bet a lot of money that tuna tartare will never gain a foothold here.

This approach will never gain the Palestinians a state, and those who dabble in it are simply prolonging Palestinian misery.

Until we face the inconvenient truth that such "growth" is ultimately unsustainable, we will never gain control of what we are doing to ourselves and our surroundings.

But it is not clear whether he would sponsor the legislation.Meanwhile, some MSBs, fearing that the issue will never gain political traction, are taking matters into their own hands.

The second is that younger professionals will never gain the training and experience that those of us in our 30s and 40s were lucky enough to have as juniors, working long hours as part of an in-house team, law firm, ad agency and so on.

If the U.S. puts forward its own peace principles, American leadership can ensure that any diplomatic process is defined by as clear a picture as possible of what the parties can expect to gain through a negotiated settlement, and of what they will never gain without one.

"You'll never gain as much going down as you lose going up.

It'll never gain the approval of the Daily Mail or the Murdoch empire so it should give up trying.

"Conventional wisdom has it that you'll never gain commercially from being friends with the stock exchange," says David Taylor, one of ICV's founders and now its chief executive.

If you embarrass them, you'll never gain their cooperation.

So you're telling me that if I believe hard enough that pizza has about as many calories as a carrot stick, I'll never gain a pound?