Sentence examples for still net from inspiring English sources

Still, net losses since mid-2000 (and just for manufacturing jobs, since 1999) swamp the picture.

Cristiano may still net his €10 million, or $13 million, but Real Madrid may have to double its outlay to keep him happy.

In other words, there are still net gains from the fall of communism, at least in central Europe, and the decline of militarism in Latin America.

Hedge fund investors, while still net redeemers as recently as April according to research by Morgan Stanley, are gradually coming back.

Throughout the Yakima Valley, where big cottonwoods grow along the river and Indian fishermen still net chinook salmon from the occasional wood platform, the well-tended vineyards are a striking contrast to the potato-skin-colored expanse of the native desert, with its sage and shrubs of greasewood.

It was the perfect punctuation to Phelps's Olympics, which he closed with a fifth gold medal and a magnanimous decision to allow Crocker to swim the butterfly leg of Saturday night's medley relay, which could still net Phelps a sixth gold and an eighth medal over all.

So there is still netting in the United States.

In the event only three of the four horses won, but the audacious – and entirely legal – coup still netted £3.9 million.

Suddenly you have the $20,000 in cash necessary to get a good mortgage, and the seller still nets his original price of $200,000.

When he became a driver in 1978, his salary was $425 a week, but some weeks, he says, he still nets the same amount — just $425 — after fuel and other expenses.

After all, even if a $50,000-a-year 50,000-a-year 50,000-a-year collegescholawards, the college still nets $40,000, a lot more than what they get from a low-income student.