Sentence examples for gains stemming from from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing jobs jumped by 32,000, with the largest gains stemming from goods production.

The firm compensates this disadvantage through gains stemming from its intangible assets (brand, technology, managerial practices).

Bullish investors eagerly picked up call options on the stock to position for continued near-term share price gains stemming from the firm's earnings revelation.

Further studies focus on investigation of the potential increase in photovoltaic efficiency gains stemming from the absorption enhancement induced by QDs.

Though on Tuesday the government said 3.1 million job openings were advertised in April, the highest level since December 2008, with all net gains stemming from private employers and not from government jobs.

Although the uncoded BER shows superior performance, the coded BER is lower for OFDM due to the coding gains stemming from channel diversity, cf. Fig. 5 b dashed lines.

Their gains stemmed from the weaker yen, which inflates the value of earnings from overseas.

Many believed that Japan's technological gains stemmed from government-provided subsidies.

But the biggest potential job gains stem from bringing in the much larger group of economically inactive people.

Specialists note, however, that much of China's gains stem from the fact that it is increasingly assembling products whose components are made elsewhere, and re-exporting them.

The American economy expanded at a roughly 3 percent annual pace through most of the 1980s and 1990s, then dipped to about 2.5 percent from 2003 to 2007, and most of the gains stemmed from the disastrous investment bubble in real estate.