Sentence examples for making no gains from inspiring English sources

But they often hedge dollar rates, thus making no gains from dollar-rupee fluctuations.

On international tests in reading, science and maths, US students made no gains from 1964 to 2003.

In a recent study of academic achievement, 45% of American students made no gains in their first two years of university.

If Labour were to make no gains in Scotland, the party would need to perform better in England and Wales than at any time since the 1997 landslide.

To have made no gains would have been disastrous, since they last fought these seats in 1995, a desperate year for the party.

A congressionally-mandated evaluation of the DC program found that students with vouchers made no gains in either reading or math.

"The Tory party made no gains to speak of in Scotland in this election … and recently, the Tories have been talking almost entirely about England.

But in the study's New York portion, which involved the largest and most diverse group of students, the gains were limited to sixth graders; the black students in Grades 3, 4 and 5 made no gains.

After Major fell to Tony Blair in 1997, various Thatcherites were sent out as Conservative Party leaders only to immolate themselves on the bonfire of Blair's eloquence: First, the young orator William Hague, who made no gains in the elections of 2001.

The control group made no gains.

In Wales, Plaid Cymru made no gains but the Conservatives are celebrating their best election result for 30 years.