Sentence examples for would only gain from inspiring English sources

The play would only gain in force.

So a ruff with an honor would only gain in the unlikely event that West held A-10 doubleton of trumps.

Republicans said that the protests were just the beginning of spontaneous opposition to the health care proposals and that they would only gain momentum as Americans learn more about the legislation.

That contest aside French soon recognised that he would only gain a place if the incumbent, Paul Downton, was injured and he remained remarkably cheerful throughout – in part because of the enlightenment of the management.

The mother would not lose her rights; she would only gain the right to have her baby recognised separately if, due to a violent or criminal act, the baby is harmed or loses life.

Albania would only gain one more point in the group – a home draw against Turkey – and come the final reckoning, the poor display in Tirana would come back to bite Bingham's side hard.

Executives would only realize gains to the extent they outperformed the chosen index.

Even if that were true, Labour would still only gain 11 seats, giving them 243.

Buyers would not only gain a new mansion and tenant, but the use of the Playboy bunny, one of the most iconic and recognizable brand logos in the world.

Hopefully, TCBC will help you get a fuller picture of the biggest stories in tech, with the perspective that you'd ordinarily only gain from speaking someone with deep, specific knowledge of the issues at hand.

Brewin Dolphin said the sale would only clear a net gain of £1m, after paying for separation costs.