Sentence examples for gains resulting from inspiring English sources

The collective gains resulting from incremental improvements in environmental and social performance must be measured against the realities of finite constraints in terms of ecological limits and social norms if true sustainability is to be achieved.

The introduction to his site suggests that any commercial gains resulting from the use of the posted information be shared with the Área de Conservación Guanacaste in Costa Rica, where he does his research.

And indeed, new analysis from the Institute for Fiscal Studies confirms that, overall, the gains resulting from the higher personal allowance are cancelled out many times over by losses caused by other changes: as of Friday families with children are, on average, £511 worse off when all this government's changes in the new tax year are taken into account.

But he noted that the first hint of the deals came from a computer analysis of tax returns that the Internal Revenue Service made two months ago as it sought returns showing very large capital losses that roughly equaled capital gains, resulting in little or no tax.

Here's an example of a ludicrously wrong forecast that didn't touch the fundamentals: in 1929 the great American economist Irving Fisher famously declared that stocks had reached a permanently high plateau; worse yet, he attributed this rosy future to the productivity gains resulting from Prohibition.

Then, OBDC is compared with DCVP, demonstrating the gains resulting from the pre-alignment phase.

Gains resulting from the GLB selection may lead to 1 dB on QPSK modulated signals.

Post-test scores are interpreted as gains resulting from lecture attendance alone.

Any gains resulting from this union will likely be small gains in terms of overall online retail footprint, and that's not good for either party.

The chapter also indicates a potential for substantial productivity gains resulting from further increased efforts in research and development.

The rails will also benefit, says Evans, from the productivity gains resulting from the heavy merger activity of the late '90s.