Sentence examples for relatively small gains from inspiring English sources
With companies so big, taking all the CEO's pay and distributing it back--whether to the workers or the shareholders--would produce relatively small gains for either group.
Bill Willard, custom analysis director for Media Metrix in Atlanta, identified some Web sites, for newer dot-coms, that registered relatively small gains in visitors, though the percentage increases were high.
For now, it would be nice if they would at least recognize that major deflations in asset prices can be much more important than the relatively small gains in commodities that show up in the Consumer Price Index.
Adopting a "branching approach," the CEFR describes finer distinctions within the three superordinate levels (A, basic; B, independent; and C, proficient) so that "the relatively small gains in language proficiency made within language programmes (achievement) can be captured and reported" (Green et al. 2012, p. 48).
The salvos against soot regulations and social science are examples of extreme rhetoric with potentially disastrous consequences to the scientific enterprise in return for relatively small gains to corporate polluters.
Sites of minimal remodeling show very little change in DHS and relatively small gains and losses of H3K27Ac.
But it was a relatively small gain that resulted in his downfall.
With an overall budget of nearly $85 billion, the revenue increase is a relatively small gain, said Jean Ross, the executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonpartisan group that tracks state spending.
It can be seen that four additional iterations of the BM3D filter brings relatively small gain; and if calculation complexity is critical, it can be used as a single iteration of the BM3D algorithm.
Although this seems a relatively small gain, in terms of real user dissatisfaction this improvement is significant as it can directly correspond to a change from a MOS level of poor to good (as we have intentionally derived user dissatisfaction from the MOS).
In the original construction of IGT, bad decks A and B possessed relatively large gain-loss and disadvantageous final-outcome, while good decks C and D had relatively small gain-loss and advantageous final-outcome.
