Sentence examples for would gain only from inspiring English sources

She may never have thought, though, that she would gain only 20 points in the match and be off again in only 52 minutes.

And many of the lower-income gainers would gain only partially as their universal credit and/or council tax support would be automatically reduced.

According to the Tax Foundation, Trump's tax plan would boost the after-tax income of the top one per cent by ten to sixteen per cent, while average households would gain only between.08 and 1.9percentnt.

Paulson would make money if the CDO was devalued, while investors, including ABN Amro, the Dutch bank that is now owned by Royal Bank of Scotland, would gain only if the scheme performed strongly.

Executives would gain only if shareholders did.

The ORR dominates the kinetic loss of fuel cells because the enhancement of the ORR activity would gain only 60 to 70 mV and kinetic losses are challenging.

Of course, I began to gain weight and, of course, I periodically went on various diets to try to lose what I'd gained, only to relapse and regain all I'd lost and then some.

West Midlands Police, which was gaining £37m, would now gain only £9m, according to Devon and Cornwall's PCC.

It was here that he would gain not only a foothold in the art world, but lasting fame with pictures of many important Americans of the day.

The strength of subsequent activation in one brain region predicted who would gain weight, but only those participants who were genetically predisposed to have a high number of receptors for dopamine, the "pleasure" neurotransmitter.

If West had not doubled, plus 400 would have gained only 9.5, which would have dropped Lipkin and Radin to second and cost them $400 each.