Sentence examples similar to a gainful read from inspiring English sources

A big chunk of the population isn't working or making a gainful income.

Hence, the choice of mobile terminals to form a gainful VMIMO becomes a huge challenge.

She sees it as separate from the idea of living a "normal life" or having a "gainful job".

Neither author has a gainful financial interest in this work.

This is the only way we can guarantee that tomorrow those children will be able to have a gainful employment.

By examining PA in different life areas and evaluating its domain specific associations to HRQoL, a gainful contribution assessing health-enhancing effects of PA in LBP is made.

Without the ability to read or write needed for gainful employment, these children may be forced to petty criminal activities such as pick-pocketing to feed their hunger and to survive.

Read, read, read - a lot!

That said, I am ending this letter with my thanks for your having read it, and with a wish for a more aware and benevolent Wells Fargo corporate culture--one that recognizes the value of excellent service in customer retention; and one that acknowledges dedicated, long-term, hard-working employees like my sister with the most coveted reward of all...Continued gainful employment.

The Third Circuit’s reading disregards—indeed, is precisely contrary to—the grammatical “rule of the last antecedent,” according to which a limiting clause or phrase (here, the relative clause “which exists in the national economy”) should ordinarily be read as modifying only the noun or phrase that it immediately follows (here, “any other kind of substantial gainful work”).

Unfortunately for the veterans and others who are being swindled into enrolling at predatory colleges even as you read this, and for the many more who will be swindled if the Trump-DeVos regime guts the gainful employment rule and other reforms, there is a way for DeVos to become secretary of education.