Sentence examples for eventual gain from inspiring English sources

Empirical evidence showed that although advertisers would respond only after some time, the eventual gain was worth the wait.

The boarding-school aspect of this solution might have a nostalgic appeal for some but is too regimented, perhaps, for the heirs of Magna Carta.A third proposal, advanced by Britain's Liberal Democrats, is to give out-of-towners limited help in renting or buying a second home but to claw back any eventual gain (or loss) on the property.

But while for three of our children, they're joyful stories worthy of constant retelling, for our youngest daughter, those are complex stories of loss and eventual gain; of leaving a family she did not want to leave and gaining a family she did not much want at the time.

An efficient current spreading can lead to uniform light output and prevent the nonlinear crowding effect and eventual gain reduction.

McCamant says that no risk-reduction strategy he is aware of such as stop losses would protect against such declines without also robbing the investor of the eventual gain.

Hence, the presented approach enables a simple, computationally tractable and efficient constrained optimization solution for tuning the parameters of the controller, while considering the eventual gain, pole, zero and time-delay uncertainties defined using an interval model of the controlled process.

Chief Financial Officer Ian Lowitt explained on the conference call that selling the assets at a fire sale price to an outside firm would have locked in losses for Lehman shareholders while transferring the eventual gains on the portfolio to outsiders, and that is something the company wanted to avoid.

However, accumulating evidence is effortful, and this effort might offset the eventual gains resulting from correct choices.

Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the minority leader who would have become speaker had the Democrats won, held out hope yesterday for an eventual Democratic gain of up to four seats.

We must accept, without cynicism, the fact that some of our family and friends give to us for our own sake (our own flourishing) and not for their eventual selfish gain.

But on Wednesday, Treasury officials laid claim to an eventual $23.6 billion gain for taxpayers on the entire rescue program, despite doubts from skeptics about just how Washington crunched the numbers.