Sentence examples for gain claiming from inspiring English sources

With $2m they hit airwaves casting the debate in terms of civil rights, jobs, fiscal gain (claiming $60m in savings and revenue) and state autonomy.

The McDonnells argued against claims they used the office of the governor for personal gain, claiming they had a "broken down" marriage and were "barely on speaking terms".

It also reckons it can quantify its "sales people efficiency" gains — claiming to eke out up to a fifth more productivity from your humans thanks to digital aids like its mobile sales assistant app.

It may be too early to know if the military gains claimed by the Pentagon since then are temporary or have a real chance of breaking the Taliban.

The failure to broker meaningful talks with the Taliban underscores the fragility of the gains claimed during the surge of American troops ordered by President Obama in 2009.

" Daron Acemoglu, who is also an economist at M.I.T., argues that the welfare gains claimed by Karabarbounis and Neiman are "not a bygone conclusion": There have been important changes in labor market institutions in many O.E.C.D. economies, the U.S. and the U.K. first among them, but also in Germany and Scandinavia.

Amid gains claimed by the coalition in Yemen, human rights officials have heavily criticized the civilian toll of the airstrikes it has carried out.

Suddenly wealthy beyond the dreams of Croesus, Postpistle phones his lawyer, Murray Sinkhole, and has him serve Vendetta with divorce papers, charging reckless weight gain and claiming that, while he vowed at the altar to stick by her through sickness and health, for richer or poorer, for better or worse, the rabbi never mentioned fat.

For most workers, (B hat {w})) is higher than b, implying an immediate gain from claiming the pension (i.e., a positive left-hand side above).

Using the cover of religion, he foretold they would do the exact opposite of what Islam intended purely for their own gain while claiming to exalt God.

And this is the true danger of an Islamist party in a Muslim country: the advantage it gains from claiming to be the defender of Islam.