Sentence examples for gain to get from inspiring English sources

Virtually every tax shelter, legal and illegal, involves somehow re-labeling ordinary income as a capital gain to get the lower rate.

Upper Falls is not as easy to get to, you will need to forge a strenuous 7-mile roundtrip hike with a 2,700-foot 2,700-footgain to gelevation.. it sure is beautiful when you do.

1) Every time you lose 50percentt, it takes 100percentt gain to get back to even, and, 2) while "low" interest gains look unimpressive at first glance, the simple act of avoiding losing years means that, in the end of the 12-year cycle, the conservative strategy outperforms the aggressive one by a long shot, since the principal has continually compounded without dramatic fluctuation.

He would go, he said, "just to gain knowledge, to get an education, to support Islam".

If a portfolio loses 25 percent of its value, he noted, it will have to gain 33 percent to get back to the starting point.

"While I understand the need to gain experience to get a job I think the whole idea of unpaid placements like this are unfair," he said.

The redesign of GOV.UK and other "exemplar services" were mere mechanisms that could be used to gain momentum to get buy-in for the bigger picture.

It wasn't for commercial gain, but to get it right.' The latest casualty in South African rugby is the stadium announcer at the Loftus stadium in Pretoria.

Right now what I hope to gain is to get people to start talking about it and get comfortable with it," he said.

Not to gain, but to get rid of something.

However, by the 80s, floating shareholders driven by short-term financial gains started to get the upper hand.