Sentence examples for gain going from inspiring English sources

You lose more going up than you gain going down".

So taxpayers who claim universal credit "will only get a third of the gain going to their better-off counterparts".

That loss of nine percentage points was matched by a similar gain for China, India and South Korea, with most of the gain going to China.

Sales of Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" (Merge), which took album of the year -- at about 11 30 p.m. Eastern time on the live broadcast -- had almost as high a weekly percentage gain, going up 95 percent to 12,000, but that number took the album only to No. 52 on the chart.

Consequently millions of the working poor will only get a third of the gain going to their better-off counterparts, and tax cuts become a singularly ineffective means of supporting low-income households (even more ineffective, you might say, seeing as even under today's system most of the gains already flow to the better-off).

On Friday, teen apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch reported third quarter results a full dime above consensus estimates of 20 cents per share, providing the company with a 16% price gain going into the weekend.

And most of the gain went to a very small elite.

Many are now owned by foreign companies, so all that gain went overseas.

Too much of the gain goes to the rich, and too much of the pain is felt by the poor.

Luxembourg gains little tax from these practices and so the gain goes largely to the financial professionals within the duchy who effectively dominate its government.

The Socialists for the first time became the largest party; but the greatest proportional gain went to the Communists, who jumped from 10 to 72 seats.