Sentence examples for gain from one from inspiring English sources

Greystripe could stand to gain from one less competitor on the iPhone ad market, and is apparently already seeing gains.

But the issues before the nation today are surely too important for recriminations and suspicions about one another's motives to obscure what insight we can gain from one another's arguments.

Because the two firms– while pretty established in their own spheres– have a lot to gain from one another.

States had much to gain from one another by trade or armed alliances.

This gain in income is equivalent to the gain from one extra year of schooling.

Shouldn't I be up 20%?" Mental math prevents you from realizing that the gain from one year and loss from the next are not on the same basis.

Results gained from one model are used as input parameters or boundary conditions on other levels.

And schools that fail to sustain educational gains from one year to the next should certainly be called to account and required to do better.

But Mr. Schizer said the proposed change would effectively allow Mr. Cheney to offset his losses and gains from one strategy, no matter how large they were, and thus lock in his profits now, before and after taxes.

Understanding the LCT can help gain more insight into its special cases and carry the knowledge gained from one subject to others [12].

It should be noted that the results gained from one single case needs further examination since policy innovations can occur and vary at all levels of government as well as different policy areas.