Sentence examples for Have gains from inspiring English sources

If you have gains from other stock that you sold this year, you can offset them against the losses.

But with competition now being allowed in electric generation, "we don't have gains for nuclear" in the projections.

"You do have gains across the spectrum from 1997 to 2000," Mr. Shapiro said, "but they are much more dramatic at the top".

It is exceedingly rare for a party to have gains that large in two consecutive elections -- and unprecedented to have a third big gain in a row.

Instead, we find ourselves with many workers having zero wage change, while some have gains, so that wages overall continue to rise, and so does the overall price level.

"If you've been in a taxable account for a long time, you may have gains despite the recent losses in the stock market," said Scott Cooley, senior analyst at Morningstar.

The dopes have gained nothing.

All have gained positive yards.

"We have gained our victory already.

Since then, the cities have gained momentum".

European passengers may also have gained.