Sentence examples for either gains from inspiring English sources

Whoever wins the point either gains or retains service, and is awarded a point.

The speculator either gains (if prices have risen) or loses (if they have fallen), the difference being due to the change in price.

And according to a study by two finance professors, Josef Lakonishok of the University of Illinois and Seymour Smidt of Cornell, the evidence is quite weak for believing that any given month has a statistically significant probability of showing either gains or losses more than half the time.

In addition, we show that the transformed boundary value problem either gains or loses an eigenvalue, or the number of eigenvalues remains the same as we step up or down the hierarchy.

Considering Amy1 and Amy2, which are related to each other, since they are clustered in an animal Amy gene tree (not shown), there are only two common positions (not shared with Amy3 nor any other sequence), but six additional positions which are unique to Amy1, reflecting either gains in Amy1 or losses in Amy2.

Multi-clone CNVs, detected in 50 cases by CMA V4 and 69 cases on V5, were observed multiple times with either gains (in the majority of cases) or losses at five pericentromeric or subtelomeric regions including 2q13 (8/V4, 19/V5), 11q25 (15q11.2 15q11.2 (10/V4 and 14/V5), Xp22.3 (6/V4 and 13/V5), Yq11.2 (AZFc) (26/V4 and 9/V5) (Figure 2).

He said: "Greg, in any interaction, you either gain share or lose share.

They'll either gain clout or give it up — depending on whether they've made the right bet.

"It helps voters either gain or maintain a higher level of confidence because they are physically marking their ballot," Mr. Browning said.

But each time they beat the Braves, the Phillies will benefit, either gaining a game on the Braves or not losing one.

The Seminoles -- who were No. 2 in the B.C.S., No. 1 Times and No. 3 A.P. -- couldn't run either, gaining only 23 yards.