Sentence examples for chief gain from inspiring English sources

A report by Bloomberg suggests the chief gain is not in peace but in construction company share prices.

The chief gain from the Olympics, as from other sporting events, is the boost from extra government money in circulation.

But their chief gain is Mr Blair's promise of a referendum on electoral reform, at which voters will be asked whether they wish to replace the present system in favour of the watered-down system of PR proposed last year by Lord Jenkins.

It says he returned to Afghanistan and then became a police chief, gaining power and wealth by drug-dealing.

One of the chief gains from a currency union may involve greater specialisation: Detroit as the centre of American carmaking, for example.

By this process, the village chiefs gained stature among their people, and were thus able to maintain the alliance with the French.

He took control of a swathe of territory on the north bank of the Zambezi river called Mashukulumbwe, became known as Chief "" and, through a series of treaties with local chiefs, gained mineral and labour concessions covering much of the region.

By law, Norwegian police officers must have authorization from their chief to gain access to a firearm, but they have rarely needed to ask, until recently.

In effect, the government's loss in taxes is the chief executives' gain, in the form of higher pay, bonuses and profits on the sale of stock options.

The panel is led by Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington, the former London police chief who gained international fame for directing an independent inquiry into the death of Princess Diana.

For the week, Hewlett-Packard, which announced the appointment of a new chief executive, gained 9.6percentthethe best performance in the Dow Jones industrial average.