Sentence examples for gain drawing from inspiring English sources
Similarly, it is in the hands of those of you whom I trust most to deter others (Eric) from attempting to capitalize on my defenseless state for humorous gain, drawing a tiny Pilgrim hat on my bald head being one example of this.
"Although the unemployment rate will rise a bit in the first half of 2011, as stronger job gains draw more of the unemployed into the labor force, it will move consistently lower toward the end of 2011," said Augustine Faucher, director of macroeconomics at Moody's Analytics.
In the short run, Republicans stand to gain from drawing attention to the Arizona fight.
Apart from sheer emotional catharsis, what do you have to gain from drawing your employee's humiliation into sharp relief?
Amid news of stores closing and designers restructuring their businesses, some observers say the exhibition is a reminder that the country has much to gain from drawing from its own resources.
The conflict in the Tafilalt distracted the French from their main war aims, draining French reinforcements in return for little economic gain and drawing comparisons to the recent Battle of Verdun.
But Mr. Franke insists the increase in wages has been offset by productivity gains -- drawing two diverging lines on a chart to illustrate his point.
But Mr. Mourdock has struggled, and Mr. Donnelly has gained traction, drawing support from some of Mr. Lugar's backers.
With a relaxed, tranquil stroke that belied the fierce power in his legs and flipper-like feet, the Australian kept gaining ground, drawing even and finally touching the wall with a confident lunge.
This problem is motivated by the cutting of stock sheets and the potential increased efficiency that might be gained by drawing on a larger pool of demand pieces by mixing orders, while also aiming to ensure a certain level of customer service.
What is to be gained by drawing literary comparisons between the African Diaspora experience of slavery and the Jewish experience of the Holocaust?
