Sentence examples for more gains from from inspiring English sources

"You don't need any more gains from the stock market".

June was the anomaly, as funds squeezed out more gains from short positions that month.

And by that yardstick, Intel is almost assured a win, as investors are still anticipating far more gains from AMD, given the valuation gap, perhaps to their eventual disappointment.

In the first simulation, the benefit of interleaving operations is investigated and the simulation results are plotted in Fig. 4. We can find that compared to the LDPC+LT cascading coding scheme, the polar+LT cascading code will obtain more gains from the interleaving operation.

Students consistently reported more gains from their own research project than from problem exercises designed to teach the use of the computer tools.

Turnstyle is a paid service for its business customers, based on scale, that offers insights into customer behavior, visits and more, gained from the free guest Wi-Fi logins.

The time has come to review what students, and higher education more broadly, gains from this considerable investment.

Recent controlled trials have also suggested more tangible gains from lifestyle programmes.

The poll of more than 2,000 people also suggested employers have more to gain from their staff if people had a secure income.

Women have more to gain from openness and democracy in Iran, having lost more than men in recent times.

Nobody knows more about the dire situation and no one has more to gain from successful implementation than Colombian workers.