Sentence examples for gains at all from inspiring English sources

In eighth-grade reading, there have been no gains at all since 1998.

Over the shorter term, President Obama has in mind that a vibrant economy will lead to gains at all income levels.

With their share shrinking with almost every economic cycle, it is hardly a surprise that it takes longer for them to experience any income gains at all.

More important, no gains at all were detected in more vital measures like early math learning, oral comprehension (very indicative of later reading comprehension), motivation to learn or "social competencies" like the ability to interact with peers and teachers.

He declares that The lower tax rate for capital gains is good policy a policy that the US has followed almost from the inception of the income tax, a policy followed by almost every other advanced economy on earth (including some that don't tax capital gains at all).

A University of Michigan survey of consumer sentiment in February found that 60 percent of American consumers expect to receive no income gains at all in the year ahead, the worst finding in that category in the history of the surveys.

A new chart from Lawrence Mishel, of the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute, shows that between 1979 and 2007 people in the top one per cent of the economic pile saw their incomes double, whereas most everybody else hardly gained at all.

And it was the confidence and education that I gained at an all-women's college that helped me go from the kitchen to the Congress.

The world would be a great place to live in if there were no capital gain taxes at all.

Biting your nails may be a compulsive habit, but they will prevent your nails from gaining any length at all.

It is remarkable that averages gained at all while the test-taking base was expanding.