Sentence examples for gains to be had from inspiring English sources

"Whilst the cumulative societal benefits of reading have been widely acknowledged, it's important also to recognize the gains to be had from reading on our personal health and well-being," notes study researcher Dr. Josie Billington.

But in most countries, including Italy, there are still gains to be had from domestic consolidation.

There is an analogy with the diversification gains to be had from spreading an investment portfolio.

Or maybe there are gains to be had, in a limited, economic sense.

"We're saying there are gains to be had, this is the way you go about it.

For most computer tasks, there were then few gains to be had from upgrading to multi-core architectures.

You are not going to do that unless there is real concerted gain to be had".

Steve Dale, a freelance consultant, emphasised the commercial gain to be had selling data to insurance companies.

Now, at 66, anticipating my first adult loss, I learn there is no gain to be had, just a hefty bill, especially if I need an implant or root canal.

But there is no comparable gain to be had from diversifying your currency exposure.

As long as there's money to be made from fake news (or political gain to be had), the problem isn't likely to go away.