Sentence examples for public gain from inspiring English sources

Respondents in group 2 indicated that egao's function was not just to entertain but to connect participants at a level surpassing the individual; that is, they included references to attract the attention of the public, gain wider publicity online, and participate in societal critique or ridicule.

It responds to no national calamity, and there is no public gain to the reform itself.

The instinct to write a law to fix every problem is understandable, but private-sector cost can quickly grow disproportionate to public gain.

The big public gain, though, will come from pooling all the data from the inhalers, once they have been suitably anonymised.

Eight years ago, David Craig's Plundering the Public Sector calculated that 10 years of New Labour had seen £70bn vanish from taxes into management consultancy, PFI and IT fees, to no noticeable public gain.

The new question is whether it will help the public gain access to a federally mandated database that details adverse actions that state professional boards have taken against physicians.

What the public gains from Lerach's work is unclear.

"It's not clear the investing public gains," said Harold Vogel, an investment manager.

It is 11 years since the public gained the "right of access" to information held by public authorities.

Every year brings marginal public gains in awareness of the D-League, but good basketball players still play in front of sparse crowds for meager paychecks.

Yahoo, which leaped higher Friday when the Microsoft proposal was made public, gained 55 cents, or 2.0%, to $28.93, Monday morning, but was still trading at a discount to the $31 per share offer from Microsoft.