Sentence examples for combined gain from inspiring English sources

This overall downturn affected Holden's profits; the company recorded a combined gain of A$842.9 million between 2002 and 2004, and a combined loss of A$290 million between 2005 and 2006.

The combined gain on Friday and Monday in the S.& P. was the biggest since the recovery that followed the October 1987 crash.

The combined gain for macro and pico users is shown in the black curve.

Yahoo, however, is down 0.8percentt in that same period, so the combined gain is only half a point.

For all men in the study, the combined gain was 72 years, while for women it was 15 years.

The combined gain with async and cooperative execution is about 1.33 × vs. the Intel Phi only execution.

Its share slid 11 per cent in the 12 weeks to January 3, while Aldi and Lidl saw combined gains up 8.3 per cent from last year to 9.7 per cent.

A number of travelers will benefit when their American and US Airways miles are combined, gaining enough to take that family vacation or to bump up a tier in status.

The study, which examines deals in America in 1962-2001, makes various adjustments to take account of the flaws and concludes that mergers created, on average, combined gains to shareholders of 7.3%, compared with the gains identified by the old method of 5.3%.

The video was posted to Instagram by Williams and Rowland and, combined, gained over 400,000 views. .

Our concept allows direct mapping of the dietary effects on molecular mechanisms in the three tissues individually, and by further linking concerted dietary effects in all three tissues combined, gaining insight into how nutrition influences whole body metabolism.