Sentence examples for looking for gains from inspiring English sources

Traders were looking for gains of between 200,000 and 300,000 even though job growth this year has averaged only 177,000 a month.The economy is not as strong as the markets thought in June, says Capital Economics, nor is it as weak as some think today.

Better get busy looking for gains to offset them.

Investors have been looking for gains without respect to risk.

Also looking for gains will be the UK Independence Party which already has a handful of councillors across the region's county and unitary authorities, as well as two MEPs after a strong 2009 performance.

With this technique, chromosomal aberrations in the form of copy number variations can be detected by cohybridizing sample and control DNA strands, looking for gains (duplications) and losses (deletions) of nucleotides in specific regions of the DNA [Albertson and Pinkel, 2003].

When searching for loss-of-function alleles, the level of expression of the target gene is generally not an issue, but when looking for gain-of-function alleles, the level of expression is important because overexpression of the wild-type allele may produce the desired mutant phenotype.

But so, too, did the competitive spirits of the leaner, hungrier sides, hunting for the means to exploit weakness; looking for marginal gains to deconstruct the sporting hegemony.

It seems that people who take part in Internet auctions are looking for big gains, just as others do when they invest in the stock market.

Continental's pilots are already complaining that their wages and pension benefits have fallen far behind their peers at other airlines and they are looking for big gains when they begin contract negotiations next year.

Wall Street had been looking for a gain, excluding autos.

Just last month, Pope Francis used his Easter address to criticize "greed looking for easy gain".