Sentence examples for make a gain from inspiring English sources

Investors -- unlike roulette players -- can honestly expect to make a gain (their share in the profits of productive enterprise).

"For the most part, those kids did make a gain, despite how shaggy and fragmented the programs were," Dr. Sain said.

Details of the deal were sketchy but Ashley's group will have to pay Goldman if the share price falls, and will make a gain if they rise.

When we make a gain, when women are granted just a tiny bit more freedom, a tinge of equality, it is not rationed to those who worked to get it.

Sadly the CGT exemption of £11,000 (in the 2014-15 tax year) only comes into play in the tax year that you make a gain either by selling an asset or giving it away.

Berwick-upon-Tweed, however, is an example of where the Tories (a good second in 2010, with Labour well behind) could make a gain if the Lib Dem incumbent's vote collapses.

By the way, there was someone who made a gain.

The happy part is, Eric has made a gain.

Investors who bought and sold an investment bank recommendation within 30 days on average made a gain of just 0.8%.

It has a minimum investment of £1,000 and, over the past year, has made a gain of 4.5%.

But that still makes them among the best-performing funds so far this year: the average hedge fund made a gain of only 1.3% in the same period.