Sentence examples for much gain in from inspiring English sources

Relatively few homeowners will see much gain in refinancing at current mortgage rates.

The neutrality of Marx-Aveling's sentence has been sacrificed, without much gain in terms of reproducing the assonances of the original.

But if the market again sees earnings growth without much gain in revenue, he said, "investors may take some short-term money off the table".

But they're often wise enough to realize that there's not much gain in deterrence from a 5 or 10 year sentence to 15 years.

The public – as expressed inadequately in opinion polls – will have to decide how much pain they are willing to take in living standards for how much gain in migration control.

On the other hand, although the performance improves significantly from N 1=14 to N 1=70, there is not much gain in further increasing after N 1≥70.

Millions of Nigerians promptly rose up in revolt, even though they had much to gain in the longer term.

Companies have much to gain — in talent, in positive word of mouth and in basic corporate responsibility — by bringing greater civility to their recruiting.

Scholars have at least as much to gain in the untapped resources of the library as in the interaction with lawmakers, Dr. Billington said.

With so much to gain in tonight's heavyweight bout at the First Union Spectrum, David Tua and Hasim Rahman appeared overweight and undertrained.

The companies, of course, have much to gain in selling computers with wireless capabilities and the equipment used to build wireless networks.