Sentence examples for obvious gains from inspiring English sources

For many Indians, a decade-long boom has brought obvious gains.

The most obvious gains come from cutting out shopfront costs and intermediaries, and from cheaper distribution.

And there are also more obvious gains that come from owning interrelated businesses: Disney buying Marvel or eBay acquiring PayPal.

However, while there are obvious gains to be made from expanding overseas, there are challenges ahead, not least because of Brexit.

It's possible that Mr. Ryan could provide an average home-state bounce of about two points to Mr. Romney, but it would likely be highly concentrated in his home district, with few obvious gains elsewhere.

There are the obvious gains for graduate employability (as some 90% of jobs in the UK require IT competency), student experience (with much of student learning being delivered through virtual learning environments) and, as Dr Abhay Adhikari explores in his blog, there are also personal development gains for students and academics.

It has lost over 1,500 men, for little obvious gain.

Higher achievers might complain that they are staying longer in the classroom for little obvious gain.

Torturing a victim to extract secret information may be rationalised, but if there is no obvious gain why cause gratuitous pain?

The shift to partisan State Supreme Court elections in the weeks after a liberal won a non-partisan race is hardly an obvious gain for Republicans, especially when Democrats have also just won the races for attorney general and governor.

There is no obvious gain, other than novelty, from Stephen Barlow's decision to update the opera by a century from its wild-west setting to the atomic testing grounds of the Nevada desert in the Eisenhower era.