Sentence examples for generates gains from inspiring English sources
As Robert Shiller pointed out in his book "Irrational Exuberance," a rising market is like a natural Ponzi scheme, in which each successive wave of investors generates gains for the last wave, making everything look great until you run out of suckers.
Regardless of whether preferences and labor market traits are correlated, marriage generates gains for the spouses if non-rival household goods are consumed since any amount of the good consumed by one partner generates utility for the other partner.
These changes in SSR size are most often gradual and step-wise since polymerase slippage only generates gains or losses of one or a few repeat unit(s) [ 27].
This mutational mechanism generates gains or losses of one or a few repeat units in the microsatellite, which accumulate more rapidly than point mutations and InDels [ 14], leading to a high number of alleles per locus.
Although both slippage of the DNA polymerase and unequal crossing-over have been proposed as possible mechanisms for microsatellite evolution, the first mechanism, which generates gains or losses of one or a few repeat unit(s), accounts for most of the mutations in microsatellites [ 58, 59].
GlyR α3K RNA editing leads to proline-to-leucine substitution (P185L) in the ligand-binding domain and generates gain-of-function neurotransmitter receptors.
"Some managers don't think they can generate gains to offset these losses," Mr. Phillips said.
According to Meredith Jones of Van Hedge Funds, a research group, these funds shone last year, generating gains of as much as 17.1%.
Vaughn, they say, is being lined up for a villainous-sounding businessman who is trying to generate gains from the railway deals, while Farrell, Moss and Kitsch would play the detectives.
Given that the stock has been trading around $19 this week — it closed yesterday at $18.80 — Mr. Mozilo has generated gains of roughly $4 million in the last three days.
Other big leveraged buyouts, such as Toys RR" Us and HCA, appear to be on track to generate gains, if largely on paper, for their owners.
