Sentence examples for they make gains from inspiring English sources
The same insurers have also argued that they make gains from lower-than-expected mortality and expense rates, which, they say, more than cover losses from annual pay-outs.
What message is sent to Palestinians when the only time we pay attention to their plight, and the only time they make gains, is through the use of arms?
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, who ordered the withdrawal of some 20,000 soldiers from eastern Congo several weeks ago, threatened this week to again deploy them if militia forces continue moving toward his country's border as they make gains on rebel groups that had been backed by Rwanda.
Our short-termist employers may need to lose a bit in efficiency, for all of us to gain in economic progress – and who knows, by offering their staff predictability and security, they may find they make gains in loyalty and productivity too.
Previous studies of teacher productivity have shown that these teachers are, on average, lower performing compared to teachers with more experience, yet they make gains each year (Rivkin et al. 2005).
They made gains even in Liberal strongholds such as the town of Granada in the south.
But the Conservatives said they made gains in councils such as Chester, North Ribble, Plymouth and Birmingham.
They proclaimed that they had earned a more prominent platform after an election in which they made gains against a strong Republican tide.
Opposition officials said the Pashtun areas where they made gains included Nangarhar Province, where they expect to have gained four seats, and Laghman Province, where they have won at least one.
But they are privately nervous about what Mrs. Clinton's nomination might mean in Republican-leaning locales where they made gains in 2006 that were crucial to their becoming the majority.
They calculated "trend lines" in each state — for example, whether more fourth graders in Georgia reached the "advanced" level in math, whether they made gains in reading and so on for each grade and subject.
