Sentence examples for gain from the changes from inspiring English sources
Paul Carter, chairman of the County Councils Network, many of whose members stand to gain from the changes, said: "Counties welcome the consultation on the new funding formula and look forward to engaging in the detail.
Mr. Oestreicher defended the payments and said that the company, the Gordian Group, did not stand to gain from the changes, as it handles repairs paid for by state funds.
I honestly believe that BBC News has everything to gain from the changes I've outlined.
While Rice has the most to gain from the change, it is Sprewell who faces the greatest challenge and holds the key to success.
Appointees also stand to gain from the change, according to Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN), another co-sponsor of the legislation.
And while some drivers are worse off, the vast majority of consumers have gained from the changes.
But while taxes may be relatively low for the nation as a whole, not everyone is gaining from the changes.
If all the proposals were enacted, the richest 10% of the population would see their incomes rise by more than £13,000 a year on average, but the IEA said those on the lowest incomes would see bigger percentage gains from the changes.
"The government estimates that about 2.8m households will gain financially from the changes, and about 2m households will lose out.
While some hospitals would actually gain money from the changes, others would see significant cuts, like two hospitals in Brooklyn that are already short of cash — Interfaith Medical Center, which would lose 6percentt of its total income, and Brooklyn Hospital Center, which would lose 4percentt.
