Sentence examples for narrow gain from inspiring English sources

Wall Street ended Wednesday with a narrow gain but a dour feel.

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A fund that invests in a range of longer maturities, the iShares Barclays 10-20 Year Treasury Bond ETF, had a narrow gain of 18 cents, or 0.2%, to $117.62.

It was difficult to find winners in the sector, but Imperial Holdings, the transportation and mobility company, did show a narrow gain, and TNT N.V., the worldwide logistics services company, held its own.

Reinstating a proper, EU-wide search-and-rescue force would save lives and signal that Europe is not prepared to sacrifice its humanity for narrow gains in controlling immigration.

He argues that regional deals make countries less likely to agree to global tariff cuts, since freer global trade would erode the narrow gains they have won.

Here's my story of fleeing Libya – and surviving | Hakim Bello Reinstating a proper, EU-wide search-and-rescue force would save lives and signal that Europe is not prepared to sacrifice its humanity for narrow gains in controlling immigration.

Delta Air Lines, the nation's largest carrier, said Tuesday that it had a profit in the fourth quarter but warned that rising fuel prices could erase its narrow gains this year.

The stakes go far beyond the narrow gains in this round for trade in farm goods, lower industrial tariffs and more open markets for services (though those are not to be sniffed at).

U.S. stocks were holding onto narrow gains Thursday afternoon, after an unsteady morning.

By day's end the Nasdaq was still in the red, but the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 posted narrow gains.