Sentence examples for evident gain from inspiring English sources
After so much sacrifice, they said, Palestinians could not accede now to Israeli demands without any evident gain.
Acoss chief executive, Cassandra Goldie, has said the rebate "disproportionately benefits people on higher incomes who can afford private cover in the first place, and has been a significant factor in driving up costs without any evident gain in achieving its initial policy intent".
However, the use of the heuristics show an evident gain against the search exclusively synthatic.
Lean mass and fat mass increased progressively, with an evident gain in body protein at 9 weeks (15.8 ± 0.8 g/cm) and 25 weeks (20.5 ± 0.3 g/cm) of age, and a prevalence of fat mass increases from 13 (2.0 ± 0.4 g/cm) to 17 (3.6 ± 0.7 g/cm) weeks of age (16.92% of body weight).
More alarming is the fact that, over the past couple of decades, evident gains from deregulation have made many lawyers — progressive and conservative alike — too complacent about deferring to the markets on which our economy depends.
Despite reduction in production risk from shifting from a non-irrigation status to a traditional irrigator seems quite evident, gains from adopting modern irrigation for a former traditional irrigator are more unclear as new technology involves uncertainty.
His plan is evident: to gain the In/Out EU referendum that would split the Conservatives in half, and to realign British politics, much as the Common Market referendum of 1975 did.
Table 3 indicates that the compact-size SDEVLAD can yield an evident performance gain.
In practical cellular systems, the layered IA scheme provided evident rate gain over the orthogonal-based transmission schemes and showed great potential to mitigate the complicated co-tier and cross-tier interferences in heterogeneous networks.
It shows that BPA should be large enough to provide an evident performance gain from the PA feedback, in terms of both the average global quantization accuracy and the average per‐user data rate.
Financial stability may turn out to have been the most important contributor to the evident significant gains in economic stability over the past two decades.
