Sentence examples for gain about an from inspiring English sources

But every week or so, I'd gain about an inch of ground — enough to convince me that I was on the right track, even if I couldn't see the destination.

Ms. Solotar said Goldman would gain about 14 cents a share in earnings for every $100 million it kept off the balance sheet.

This season, "Idol" has tended to gain about a tenth of a point when the official national ratings are calculated, so it may edge up to a 5.2 this week.

Workers in the middle of the income distribution would gain about a thousand dollars, and those earning less than thirty thousand dollars would see their post-tax incomes decline slightly.

Great views (if it's clear) as you gain about a mile in elevation.

RFE and ADT is a good combination as RFE brings accuracy and diversity to the model, and ADT allows for more information to be gained about an instance as it goes along the tree.

When the legislation was passed, the union estimated the major jazz clubs  each stood to gain about $67,000 a year from lifting the tax.

As demonstrated in SGT, immediate gain can bring about a long-term loss under uncertainty.

Studies show the average person gains about a pound between Thanksgiving and January.

But Mr. Le Pen extended his reach, gaining about a million new voters.

For every dollar its share price rises, the company gains about a billion dollars in added market capitalization.