Sentence examples for making gains from from inspiring English sources
The prospect of making gains from an investment called a zero may sound like a feeble joke.
Choice, an Australian consumer group, has joined with Visa and MasterCard to ask the government to restrict retailers from making gains from the surcharges.
Following the party's victory in the Rochester and Strood by-election, the bookies reckon UKIP has a good chance of making gains from both the Conservatives and Labour.
The Conservatives hold all but one seat in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight after making gains from Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
Third, transaction costs used to be hundreds of times higher just a decade ago, making gains from market microstructure comparatively negligible.
Gain most remaining constituency seats from Labour, make gains from Conservatives and Lib Dems too.
Virtually every vehicle segment made gains, from small cars to large pickups.
The BNP made gains from Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and independents.
But she has made gains: from two departmental councillors in 2011 to 62 in 2015, for example.
No party that makes gains from both of its main opponents is doing anything other than well.
Provided that the global economy can maintain momentum which we expect then risk assets should recover poise and make gains from current levels.
