Sentence examples for would rather gain from inspiring English sources

They feel like they have the ability to trade their client's money and would rather gain a percentage of the profits instead of just having the clients trade on their own and earn a commission.

55% of coffee drinkers would rather gain 10 pounds than give up coffee for life.

And 73percentt said they'd rather gain 15percentt in their 401(k) account balance than lose 15 pounds.*.*

You may find that you'd rather gain weight through bingeing to an unhealthy degree, but that won't work in the long run.

I would rather benefit myself".

Italian striker Manolo Gabbiadni, 21, is resisting attempts by his club Juventus to recall him from a loan to Bologna, saying he would rather stay and gain some "consistency".

He would rather own separate portfolios to gain exposure to various kinds of stocks and bonds.

In 1896, the Missouri student John Burnham wrote in the university's yearbook that "Missouri and Kansas are rivals in so many things that each would rather defeat the other than gain victories over all the rest of the world".

"I would rather be doing that than trying to gain time over someone.

Extrapolations that we were making earlier based on the initial precincts there had assumed that Mr. Santorum would gain rather than lose ground in Clermont — which would have been key to counteracting uncounted votes in Cleveland's Cuyahoga County, which have gone for Mr. Romney so far.

They indicated that they would rather postpone that fractious debate so their proposal could gain momentum.