Sentence examples for added gain from from inspiring English sources

The securities promise to return an investor's principal, typically at the end of 18 months, with the added gain from the index's performance if that index trades within a certain range.

They perceived and mentioned the added values gained from the use of these various interoperable technologies for supporting different educational interactions practiced along the proceedings of this activity.

(AFFO is an earnings measure that more closely reflects the underlying profitability of a property company because it adds back gains from property sales, adds back depreciation and subtracts a reasonable charge for necessary fix-up of a property company's assets).

He says it pumps up earnings the ones the REIT reports to investors, not the more realistic takes from the likes of Green Street by adding in gains from sales of its buildings.

The company was adding to gains from a day earlier after dropping its bid for Time Warner and announcing a stock buyback.

Though modest in size (hardly a drawback), they gain added interest from being the works of an eminent historian who has frequently ventured elsewhere — e.g., to the Roman poet Martial and St. Augustine — but here strikes out into, for him, not entirely new but for many of us surprising territory.

As for now, we gain added value from user engagement and user flows.

They have gained added force from estimates of the economic fallout that could follow bankruptcy.

The regime is gaining added confidence from the prospect of additional revenue from new offshore gas developments.

That text, like so many exciting moments in the oratorio, gains added impetus from the exuberant use of trumpets and timpani.

Academics' resistance to change gains added strength from their belief that education is not an occupation but a calling; and that to defend it against barbarians is not self-interest but moral duty.But the pressure for change is growing.