Sentence examples for gain somewhere from inspiring English sources

That could increase your taxable capital gain somewhere down the road, but it sure beats having to pay tax at top-bracket rates right now on the whole dividend.

During this time, Mr. Gingrich has gained somewhere between 15 and 25 points on Mr. Romney by different measures, roughly matching Mr. Romney's lead in the Florida polls.

According to Kevin Logan, chief US Economist at HSBC securities, that would take future spending reductions or revenue gains somewhere else in the longer-term budget projections.

The urban myth is that the average American gains somewhere between 8 to 10 pounds between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day (roughly the equivalent of a healthy-sized baby).

We identified 295 proteins present at the root of the tree, leaving 174 gained somewhere throughout the phylogeny.

The Ivory Coast international joined the French league side earlier this month but they are willing to allow him to gain experience somewhere else for the next few months.

If the added votes were to break along the lines of the original tallies, that would produce a net gain of somewhere between 200 and 400 votes for Mr. Gore in Palm Beach County, he estimated -- more if bulging or "pregnant" punch holes were counted too.

She said candidates should never have to disclose their personal financial situation as a condition of gaining employment somewhere, adding: "It is more than unprofessional, it is completely unethical and an appalling recruitment practice".

"I think that everything you gain you lose somewhere else.

For the Chinese, the canal will be a playing card with which to talk to the gringos and to gain an advantage somewhere else.

With the S&P 500 on track to clock an annual gain for 2009 somewhere north of 20%, and the Nasdaq up more than double that percentage, investors have good reason to uncork a fine sparkling wine as we head into 2010.