Sentence examples for gain later from inspiring English sources

A little pain now, a little gain later on.'" Humour was the essence of his relationship with Kubrick.

In short, this was a deliberately sober speech: Osborne's mission was to sell the message that pain now will mean gain later.

Studies using this technique found that an interest-rate rise immediately depresses output and only gradually reduces prices, creating an unpleasant "pain first, gain later" trade-off.

But the participants were happy to recruit it to their respective causes: for the austerians, as proof that pain now means gain later; for their foes, as a demonstration of the agonies that budget-slashing brings.

Taking depreciation now will increase your taxable gain later when you sell the building.

The yen advanced against the U.S. dollar, making Japanese products more expensive abroad, but pared its gain later in the day, and some exporter stocks that had been losing big made up considerable ground by the close.

Three minimal gains later, the Jets settled for a 46-yard field goal by Nick Folk.

In effect, the president has asked the country to trade real health protections now for hypothetical gains later on.

News executives say an earlier start time spurs ratings gains later in the morning, like a snowball rolling down a steep hill.

And in California and some other states, the problem traces in part to the fact that officials chose to require only minimal gains in the first years after the law passed and then very rapid annual gains later.

Slaves, in fact, did most of the work, clearing the land and shoreline for New Amsterdam, building its first roads and constructing a wall across the island that gained later fame as Wall Street.