Sentence examples for concrete gain from inspiring English sources
"Today is the most important day in Egypt's modern history, because we are witnessing for the first time a concrete gain for our glorious revolution," said Mohamed Ibrahim, a 38-year-old petroleum engineer and supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice party, which captured almost half the parliamentary seats.
But the less concrete gains by the Iranians are impressive.
Should integration necessarily translate into concrete gains like greater achievement for all students?
America perhaps stood more to gain economically than Mexico, but the concrete gains were likely to be small on both sides.
It also has a history of paying ransom money.It is not clear if the Taliban were after a degree of political acceptance or concrete gains.
Another is when a player is counting an adversarial clash with another player as a goal in itself, regardless of any more concrete gains or losses.
And although the pope's visit to the birthplace of Christianity may not have yielded concrete gains, it would be wrong to say progress wasn't made.
The Dalai Lama also acknowledged that his "middle way" had achieved no concrete gains inside Tibet, but he dismissed talk of any other path as impractical.
Even though the fibres make up less than 1% of the concrete by volume, they have a large effect: the resulting concrete gains the ability to conduct electricity.Electric avenuesSuch concrete has a range of interesting properties.
YOKOHAMA, Japan — President Obama and other Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped up a two-day meeting on Sunday with sweeping pledges to rectify global economic imbalances and move toward creating a regional free-trade zone, but with few concrete gains.
All the number-crunching is a sign that Off Off Broadway is trying to move past its "Hey, let's put on a show" reputation and fight for concrete gains, Mr. Bargetto said.
