Sentence examples for Gain making from inspiring English sources

The engineering group's shares have jumped 51.2p to 511p - an 11% gain making it the top riser in the FTSE 250 - after an upbeat trading statement.

There, he and his wife Rosalynn wrote a book: Everything to Gain: Making the Most of the Rest of your Life.

In his book "Everything to Gain: Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life," which he wrote with his wife in 1987, he described awakening to "an altogether new, unwanted and potentially empty life".

But a capital loss could offset a capital gain, making the gain tax-free, and the money that was recognized in selling losers could be reinvested, perhaps more productively, he pointed out.

If the devil is in the detail, then the detail is Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, a clause which formalised "planning gain", making it in the local authorities' interests to allow schemes to balloon beyond all reason, in the hope of creaming off the fat of developers' profits for the public good.

Investors heeding his counsel would have reaped a 117% price gain, making it McIlree's top pick over the past three years.

The fund's huge gain made it a double champion.

"Loss makes you more unhappy than gain makes you happy," Krueger says.

It is the gain made that is taxed, not the amount of money received.

I was upset about losing my hair and the weight gain made me feel horrendous.

The yen's gain made oil, priced in dollars, even cheaper for Japan, however.