Sentence examples for would never gain from inspiring English sources

Annual payments of $1 billion to New England's Indians would never gain political or perhaps legal approval.

Helen Pidd University is often a place where young women take up activities that would never gain their mothers' approval.

As weeks passed without a nod from regulators, Mr. Lavrentiadis became worried that he would never gain control of the bank.

For Mr. Ambedkar, without state protection and safeguarded political representation, weak groups like Untouchables would never gain an equal footing in hierarchical India.

Without that support, the child would never gain access to an instrument, the technical training that even the most devout genius requires or the emotional nurturance that enables a musician to achieve mature expression.

While he had ample success with his own Pizza Company, he bought Australia's Coffee Club to take prominence in another market many said would never gain traction in Asia.

By freshman year I was making lists of my favorite records, the best movies of the year, the top 10 cars I most wanted to own someday, the five girls I'd never gain the courage to approach.

In any event, a variety of experts said, the highly militarized nature of the Israeli structure and the Berlin Wall that once divided West and East Germany — infamous for its guard towers and other fortifications — would probably never gain widespread political support in the United States.

"He could eat for seven people and never gain weight; I'd sit there mad at him," Ham told me.

"If Murdoch had been running a chemical company and Harold Evans had been a dismissed foreman, his complaints would never have gained such wide currency.

Without the international transsexual grapevine, which since the late 90's has been spreading the word about the affordable talents of Thai plastic surgeons, the new campaign to bring hard currency into the country by touting its medical bargains would never have gained momentum.