Sentence examples for gained next to from inspiring English sources

In short, the Saudis have gained next to nothing.

If that right vanishes into the panopticon [a system of perpetual surveillance] I have lost something and, in my view, gained next to nothing.

But that 8% gain pales next to the 14% gain the Nasdaq recorded on Jan .3 the last time the Fed delivered a surprise intermeeting rate cut.

Those gains pale next to those of developing Asian economies.

The Dow Jones industrial average leaped 4.2percentt and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 3.9percentt, but those gains paled next to some in Europe, where markets turned around after the rise in the American markets on Thursday.

This is because the productivity benefits that such businesses gain from locating next to similar businesses offsets the increased rental costs of space in successful city centres.

But those gains have paled next to those of the Nasdaq biotech index, which has risen 63percentthis yearandand has leaped 144percentt since last Nov. 3, the day the Nasdaq composite first topped 3,000.

Another posting said that a stock would be the next "to gain 1,000 percent".

Planners fear Qatar's ruling family could be next to gain if their agents seek a multimillion-pound cut in the affordable housing bill on a £3bn redevelopment of Chelsea barracks.

You can go "network hopping," which means moving from one station to the next to gain more responsibilities and to build your reputation.

In the European trial, the most common adverse events were hot flushes (37%), breast pain (23.9%), nausea (16.3%), back pain (15.2%), and dyspnoea (13%), with weight gain next at 11%.