Sentence examples for gain driven from inspiring English sources

Zhang, X. & van den Pol, A. N. Rapid binge-like eating and body weight gain driven by zona incerta GABA neuron activation.

The plan, which was filed in August, projects sales growing to $250 million in 2012 from $183 million in 2003, with the gain driven by the company's Polartec fleece fabric.

Beyond the classic notion of efficiency wages — I work harder because I fear losing a better-paying job — above-market wages can lead to a second productivity gain driven by employees' innate sense of reciprocity.

Among retailers aimed at teenagers, Zumiez had a 12.8 percent gain, driven by sales in footwear and accessories but held back by boys' apparel, the company said in a webcast.

But that modest gain, driven largely by news Sunday of a long-awaited financial rescue for the debt-ladenGreek government, was enough to help the market tick off yet another milestone in its long recovery.

One possible explanation for the resulting lower enzyme affinity is that any enthalpic gain driven by additional binding interactions had been offset by a larger entropic contribution by the additional rotatable bond.

The gain: Driving 10 miles at that speed, you'll save two minutes.

Indeed, his concern about unreliable information online -- "the usual snake oil for financial gain" -- drove Dr. Michael Yeh to start the UCLA Endocrine Surgery blog in 2007.

The United States is sliding into a housing-driven downturn, economists say, just as it also appears to be losing some of its global edge from the productivity-enhancing gains driven by the technology investments of recent decades.

Retailers opened mostly higher after October sales figures showed solid gains driven partly by discounting.

How can these efficiency gains driven by modularity help to grow the overall population of software developers?