Sentence examples for will only be gained from inspiring English sources

Predictive power will only be gained through knowledge of regional as opposed to local performances.

But the caveat is that you'll only be gaining data from Xmarks' 4 million plus users.

"There will only be limited gains, if any, for the B.J.P. or regional parties [like the Samajwadi Party]," he said.

Working at a fast food restaurant may pay minimum wage, but the learning gained there will only be equivalent to that minimum pay.

But she should realise that this gain will only be short term – because if this trend continues, ultimately, Britain will be the loser.

Abolishing higher-rate relief would cause uproar among the well-off, and the benefit for lower earners of a 25% flat rate might feel invisible, as the gain will only be enjoyed in retirement.

If progress towards equity is made without accompanying progress in other areas fundamental to human rights, it is likely that the gains will only be short-term.

But the Lagosian cricketers know gaining such momentum will only be achieved with serious corporate sponsorship - which would be more likely if ongoing negotiations with a cable TV company bear fruit.

Ron Hogg, Durham's Police and Crime Commissioner, says that local cannabis users will only be targeted if they grow for commercial gain or if they smoke it in a "blatant" way.

This tragedy will only be magnified if it is exploited for political gain.

Gains in agricultural water productivity, therefore, will only be obtained alongside improvements in land use management.