Sentence examples for would gain that from inspiring English sources

The liberal Pakistanis, our real allies in the region, would gain that ever-important legitimacy.

Mr. Harper met with Jack Layton, leader of the New Democrats, to determine what it would take to gain that party's support in a budget vote.

Those that participate, voluntarily, would gain credits that might eventually be used in a trading scheme similar to that used for other pollution.

Their rise to positions of command was further aided after 736 by the dictatorial rule of China's chief minister, Li Linfu, who was unwilling to appoint native Chinese as generals for fear that they would gain prestige that would enable them to rival his own position at court.

"When you're talking about a 3-1 program, there's not a lot that Mason would gain from that kind of involvement.

Rudolpho naively, but not wrongly, believes that if he could buy a motorbike, he would gain respect that might lead to work.

He lost 11 imps but would have gained that number if the lead had been unhelpful.

As a bonus, overall network information would be gained that could be applied to machine learning to enhance the information about this network.

As the research progresses, more insights into the action of ovotransferrin would be gained that will open doors for new applications and opportunities.

My greatest fear was that it would gain a reputation that, oh, you shouldn't see the movie until you've read the book".

"I don't think I'd ever gained that much weight that quickly," recalled Janet, who asked me not to use her full name because she didn't want people to know how fat she had once been.