Sentence examples for gains every year from inspiring English sources

Private colleges such as Harvard with endowments worth over $500,000 per student would pay a 1.4percenttaxax on investment gains every year.

ARM's Haas expects that his company will continue to offer more powerful architectures with double-digit performance gains every year.

But with Republicans ― and some Democrats ― not at all likely to go along with that, Furman said a small step that would actually encourage more efficient investments in the economy would be to tax capital gains every year, rather than only when the asset is sold.

So a holder of a German bund has a 4% chance of a 10% windfall currency gain every year, an expected gain of 0.4%.

"He's been in a position since the year 2000 to run that North American business, and it's still the business where they're eking out 1percentt volume gain every year," said Debbie S. Wang, a beverage analyst at Morningstar.

The retailer appears to have prospered under its private equity ownership, reporting sales gains nearly every year since it was bought.

The mutual fund in the United States if you own shares in a mutual fund and you just hold them, you will still get capital gains taxes every year, even if you didn't sell it.

Small Business Saturday gains momentum every year.

Outcomes of scientific research provide the base for innovations that are responsible for roughly one-half of productivity gains measured every year by economists.

It is difficult to see anything changing in a hurry, with their position gaining strength every year as they bank another season's worth of Champions League money.

Hilton's and Starwood's revenues have continued to drop; Marriott has gained sales every year since 2001 and is almost back to the peak-year level in 2000.