Sentence examples for gaining at a from inspiring English sources

He says that "the vast majority of people are better off in the world with the important qualification that, within most countries those that are already well-off are gaining at a better rate than the poor".

Since the 1984 power grab by the Bancrofts, Dow Jones has been gaining at a compound annual 4% rate, to the market's 10%.

Kevin W. Bedell offers skills gained at a private real estate investment adviser.

But this opportunity has been gained at a high price: the reputation of elections.

You will be surprised at how much experience you will gain at a small business compared to a large organisation.

If he falls short of the Presidency, his admirers will have gained, at a minimum, fresh evidence of their encirclement.

The personal consumption expenditure component of the gross domestic product gained at a relatively healthy 3.4percentt annual rate during the first quarter instead of the 2.9percentt previously estimated.

However, the speed is gained at a great cost of accuracy.

Suppose that, in a scenario, a gene is gained at a node and lost at one of its children.

For every 100,000 women screened, 6,178 quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) are gained, at a cost of $125,633,826.

The ICER for gefitinib maintenance was $57,066.40 and $15,664.80 per QALY gained (at a 3% discount rate) without and with the GPAP, respectively.