Sentence examples for aggregate gain from inspiring English sources

As The Next Web's Emil Protalinski notes, that's an aggregate gain of 0.40% for Microsoft's new Windows 8.x platform.

Yermack's findings confirmed the first lady positively influenced the 29 apparel brands, as there was an aggregate gain of $2.7 Billion in stock value across the 29 apparel brands she wore during her numerous appearances (Yermack 2010).

That means rising property prices do not create aggregate gains in the way that higher share prices do.

Trade may lower incomes for workers exposed to import competition, but gains to consumers from increased product variety (Broda and Weinstein, 2006) and gains to firms from having inputs at lower cost and in greater variety (Goldberg, Khandelwal, Pavcnik, and Topalova, 2010) should ensure that aggregate gains from trade are larger than zero.

[But] over time, the aggregate gains made by Berkshire shareholders must, of necessity, match the business gains of the company".

"We expect 1999 and 2000 to be years of ongoing profit expansion, with better aggregate gains than 1998, which was disappointing," Cohen was quotd as saying in a report to clients.

Call it a sort of a bear hug: Sprint, the also-ranniest of the also-rans in the carrier world, lost money selling phones that, on the aggregate gained them subscribers.

On the other hand, it is well known that, under fully flexible wages, migration is likely to bring aggregate gains but with redistribution in the short term in favour of source country workers and against destination country workers, which see their earnings reduced in light of an increased supply of labour (e.g. Borjas 1999).

Trade produces substantial aggregate gains measured both in wages and the range of available goods.

Notwithstanding the economic gains of certain Asian and Latin American developing countries over the past decade, estimates of aggregate gains from a completed WTO Doha Development Round under the 'most realistic scenario' show developed countries by 2015 gaining USD 80 billion while developing countries would gain only USD 16 billion [ 55].

The main objective of this research is to investigate the utilization criteria of the recycled aggregates gained from construction and demolition wastes, in the production of various ready-mixed and precast concrete elements.