Sentence examples for cycles of gain from inspiring English sources

The Ginsburg view takes into account what Keyssar described as cycles of gain and loss in the right to vote—"a history of both expansion and contraction, of inclusion and exclusion, of shifts in direction and momentum at different places and at different times".

The Ginsburg view takes into account what Keyssar described as cycles of gain and loss in the right to vote — "a history of both expansion and contraction, of inclusion and exclusion, of shifts in direction and momentum at different places and at different times".

I have struggled all my life with gynecomastia, and in some ways it has added to my never-ending cycle of gaining and losing weight.

But the virtuous cycle of gains in jobs and housing is relatively weak, and that will slow the recovery in 2015.

The seasonal deterioration of nutritional status due to food shortages and an increase in agricultural labor (often coinciding with seasonal endemic diseases) further affects their nutritional status, with annual cycles of weight gain and loss.

The overall effect of the simulated bloom-associated shading of benthic primary producers resembled a trophic cascade where the number of full cycles of biomass gains and losses was approximately equal to the number of trophic levels in the system (4.7).

Since the establishment of the United States, Black people have experienced cycles of social gains and retractions.

The first of Britten's song cycles to gain widespread popularity was Les Illuminations (1940), for high voice (originally soprano, later more often sung by tenors) with string orchestra accompaniment, setting words by Arthur Rimbaud.

Obesity dulls the sense of taste, according to research that offers new insights into why some people enter a persistent cycle of weight gain.

However, she may have the strength and self-knowledge to break the damaging cycle of dysfunction, gain insight into her uncle's troubled psyche, and learn forgiveness.

It illuminates how a modern diet rich in refined carbohydrates and heavy in red meat has preyed on Paleolithic instincts, creating an obese nation, a health crisis, and what one researcher describes as a hard-to-escape cycle of weight gain, insulin resistance, and weight-retaining diabetic medication, leading to more pounds.