Sentence examples for is gains from inspiring English sources
verb
To acquire possession of what one did not have before.
- Looks like you've gained a new friend.
A key idea from Adam Smith is "gains from trade", explained to me at primary school.
Ridley's key concept is gains from exchange, which make possible gains from specialization, which in turn make possible technological innovation.
"We are denying over half the people of this country the greatest source of wealth, which is gains in the stock market".
In other respects, I can't help but believe that a picture such as Bird, as objectively wonderful as it is, gains something in aura by having been directed by Eastwood as we "know" him.
"If your target is gains by the end of 2007, this is a good chance to buy," said Credit Suisse's Ichikawa.
"What we need to see is gains on strong volume and good breadth," he says, pointing out that yesterdays advance came against the backdrop of very thin trading.
Latvia is gaining ground.
The mineral side is gaining".
That view is gaining ground.
The issue is gaining prominence.
