Sentence examples for gains until from inspiring English sources

But that technology did not generate discernible productivity gains until the 1920s.

Oddly, however, the currencies of many other countries with large deficits had enjoyed big gains until recently.

By contrast, physics failed to make great gains until the 17th century, when its subject matter finally was successfully mathematized.

This was the case in the 1990s expansion, as the booming economy propelled across-the-board wage gains until the Internet bubble burst in 2000.

The stocks are unlikely to register big gains until their debt problems are sorted out, said Prash Arora, a fund manager with Old Mutual Asset Management.

Congress's action last year to do more than just defer taxes on the gains until withdrawal -- to free earnings from federal taxes -- sent the college savings market soaring.

But spending is not likely to see a big gain until income growth accelerates.

And by selling them yesterday, the investor postponed the capital gain until April 2002, rather than paying up by this April.

Although the United States claimed it in 1803 as part of the Louisiana Purchase, possession was not gained until 1813.

This makes the final approach a steep one, though the view gets better with each metre gained until finally several towering 4,000m peaks are yours to ogle.

Some of them may be genetically or environmentally destined to be overweight, but the enlarged tonsils prevented weight gain until the tonsils were removed.