Sentence examples for lasting gain from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have already shown lasting gain in flexion mobility following manipulation under anaesthesia to treat inadequate ROM after TKA [ 2, 3].

Taking Some Pain to Get to Lasting Gain: Strategies for Effective GE Appeals and Improving GE Compliance.

Alluding to the director's early desire to be a painter, she said that the "art world's loss is our great and lasting gain.

There is nonetheless an underlying understanding that there will be little lasting gain without structural changes to the state-heavy French economy.

Some people remain skeptical that such collaborations will lead to lasting gains.

Perry did not produce lasting gains in the I.Q.'s of its participants, but it did boost character skills that produced better education, economic and life outcomes.

Some studies have cast doubt on whether they produce lasting gains compared to traditional public schools, although supporters of charters continue to insist that the evidence shows otherwise.

NATO commanders are careful not to overstate their successes — they acknowledge they made that mistake earlier in the year when they undertook a high-profile operation against Marja that did not produce lasting gains.

For the next year, on their own time, black managers studied glass-ceiling issues and minority retention at other corporations, trying to learn what practices brought lasting gains, and which of those might work in G.E.'s culture.

In a downbeat recent report, the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based watchdog, lamented the government's lack of a rural-development strategy, and concludes that "lasting gains against the insurgents will be difficult, if not impossible, unless rural communities see clear and immediate benefits in the government campaign".

While David Brooks accurately portrays the desperate need for quality early education programs for our country's most vulnerable children, he is wrong that Head Start has not provided lasting gains to the 28 million children served since 1965 ("When Families Fail," column, Feb. 15).