Sentence examples for gain mutually from inspiring English sources

'Comparative advantage' is not the same as absolute advantage but explains why countries gain mutually from trading in products for which they have relative efficiencies.

"In an economy that is centrally planned, those motivated by selfishness will not gain from mutually beneficial transactions, but rather from working their way up to a point in the political system at which they become entitled to material goods as 'perquisites'," writes David Willetts, the shadow work and pensions secretary, in the foreword.

Assume all the link gains undergo mutually independent non-identical shadowed Nakagami distributions.

Floor control allows applications and users to gain safe and mutually exclusive or non-exclusive access to the shared resources.

One of the most perplexing side effects of the Information Age is the means that it unfortunately grants to many pseudoscientific and science-denial movements to gain foothold and mutually strengthen numbers.

Later studies reported that chromosome 3 loss and chromosome 6p gain to be mutually exclusive (Parrella et al, 1999).

He said he thought I looked perfect, but after about ten minutes of pestering him with the hypothetical scenario where I'd either do one or the other, he said "lose, I guess," and I gained ten. Mutually agreed with another ex-boyfriend that it's preferable for the girl to be smaller so I got smaller but not small enough.

Through mutually gained experience they were able to distinguish these signs from physical manifestations that were only accidental and fortuitous, dependent on a patient's individual nature, complexion, dwelling place, profession, age, astrological inclination, and so on.