Sentence examples for has gained by from inspiring English sources

After adjustment for comparative error, the approval rating has gained by at least one point.

Some will argue that Bangladesh would lose the competitiveness it has gained by offering the cheapest labour.

Since the start of the month, the euro has gained by 7.8percentt against the dollar, 4.7 percent against the pound and 3.1percentt against the franc.

The oil developments increased the importance of Sumburgh Airport in the southern tip of Mainland, and the economy of the Shetlands has gained by supplying goods and services to the oil industry.

But can cash compare with the loyalty the mayor has gained by doling out city jobs over the course of two decades in office, without ever laying off a single public employee?

She says the knowledge and experience she has gained by working in the insurance industry for more than 20 years enable her to take a practical stance on the ways Texas regulates insurance.

They lose the experience and training they would have gained by working.

He firmly dismissed talk of British isolation, saying that the country had "gained" by walking away.

The UK's major listed companies have gained by more than 6% in a month, despite lingering concerns over Brexit.

But would the film have gained by plausible, "real" parents, who would provide a realistic background for the Spacek character?

The production, at three hours long, might have gained by losing half an hour, but who would have the heart to say "giddy up" to Don Quixote?