Sentence examples for gain very much from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that Iran did not give up very much in the negotiations, (but it didn't gain very much either).

You're not going to lose any money in a savings account, but you're not going to gain very much either.

Looking east they would find that the Soviet Union had not gained very much ground.

In reality, however, only a small percentage of patients gained very much.

But the trends in May and June don't suggest Mr. Obama gained very much over Mr. Romney.

In retrospect he will look back on this former self as "a sofa or a minivan": "He has never lost or gained very much.

But those bodies whose risk of modification is to be replaced by the certainty of abolition – even with parliamentary scrutiny – may regard themselves as not having gained very much.

I graduated so long ago that I fear my degree is now outdated, and I haven't gained very much experience in the field since my college days.

The gain "is very much in line with the moderate recovery we're seeing," said Doug Porter, deputy chief economist with BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.

Also, when the channel is markedly frequency nonselective, GO-CDM does not provide significant gains, in very much the same way that MIMO gains are greatly diminished when the antenna elements exhibit large correlations.

Thus, the evaluation on the performance of an algorithm is dependent on human's common sense gained from very much sophisticated visual perception experience.