Sentence examples for possible gains from inspiring English sources

The possible gains from H.G.H. use are more varied and far less proven.

But these figures understate the possible gains from investing in property.

Mr Obama decided the risks outweighed possible gains—a scepticism shared by White House aides.

Ridley's key concept is gains from exchange, which make possible gains from specialization, which in turn make possible technological innovation.

Others argued that South Korea's industrial policy was evidence of the possible gains from selective government intervention.

Safe in the knowledge that he could use fresh elections to crush his party's longstanding rivals, Rajoy is likely to extract the maximum possible gains from any deal.

Redcar (2am) Missed by just about every pundit, this is one of the first possible gains from Labour on a spectacular swing.

But whatever the possible gains, Mr. Trump risks offending millions of conservatives who were drawn to his self-description as an unwavering opponent of illegal immigration.

This would exceed any possible gains from warming in areas currently too cold to grow crops and would also offset the benefits of rising carbon-dioxide concentrations.

To them, the possible gains from change are worth less than the risk of losing what they already have—the definition of risk aversion.

But it tossed a juicy bone to disappointed euro-enthusiasts with some salivating figures for possible gains in trade and growth from joining the club.