Sentence examples for gain make from inspiring English sources
Indeed, compared with taxpayers and employees, public shareholders who simply buy and sell outstanding shares in the hope of a capital gain make little if any productive contribution to the firm.
Conspiracy theorists - the unnamed England player among them - suspect homogenisation for commercial gain: make all pitches as flat as each other and the marketing men will get their five days of silver.
Here, I discuss some uncomplicated ways to make those tiny adjustments to our food decisions that can stave off weight gain, make us feel more satisfied, thrill our taste buds and keep us healthier, for longer.
The fund's huge gain made it a double champion.
"Loss makes you more unhappy than gain makes you happy," Krueger says.
It is the gain made that is taxed, not the amount of money received.
I was upset about losing my hair and the weight gain made me feel horrendous.
The yen's gain made oil, priced in dollars, even cheaper for Japan, however.
"No pain, no gain" made more sense on pilgrimage.
34 Metformin does not induce weight gain, making it an optimal agent in obese patients.
Do these gains make any difference, since most companies have large sales declines?
