Sentence examples for supposed gains from inspiring English sources

The supposed gains will take years to achieve, since it takes time to design, test and deploy any new weapon, nuclear or conventional.

Lacking charisma or a record of delivering much-needed schools and hospitals, he has built his strategy for getting re-elected in national polls next January on the supposed gains in security for war-weary Iraqis.

"This suggests that any supposed gains from looser fiscal policy over the last couple of years or in the future are much more questionable than its proponents admit to".

The figures raise all sorts of complex and damning questions (as well as a few obvious truths) about feminism's supposed gains and the still-limited role models available to young women.

In 48 hours of news broadcasts here, however, the deaths of at least 6 of the 11 Japanese officially reported missing in North Korea have so far overshadowed any supposed gains for the prime minister.

Abdel Jawad said that he has long been depressed by the constant discourse, not only by Palestinian officials but also by some of his fellow intellectuals about the supposed gains of the intifada.

Of course, the supposed gain of such chopping and changing is that it caters to the worldwide shortage in concentration spans.

Like an ever-increasing wild-fire it can blowback in all directions, causing unforeseen harms that will overtake any supposed gain either side of this terrible violent conflict seeks to gain.

"These kids are supposed to gain experiences and gain knowledge from different people".

Mr Brown made much of supposed efficiency gains in public spending, but these lack credibility.

Above all, if offshoring has been driving much of our supposed productivity gains, then the case for complete free trade begins to erode.