Sentence examples for though the gain from inspiring English sources

When the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry announced that record sales in 2012 had their first yearly uptick since 1999, for example, there was jubilation in the record business — even though the gain was only 0.3 percent.

After all, the household survey — the survey that the unemployment rate comes from — showed that the number of people with jobs rose 873,000 in September, though the gain had averaged 164,000 each month earlier this year.

Though the gain was not particularly strong, it was higher than most forecasters had expected and appeared to demonstrate how skilled the private sector has become in responding rapidly to a fall-off in demand and a flattening out of production.

The US carmaker Ford offered a chink of light in the gloom engulfing Detroit by delivering a quarterly profit of $2.26bn£1.37bnbn), though the gain was entirely down to a one-off financial boost from a debt restructuring which offset losses on the sale of vehicles.

I feel compelled to state the obvious because the obvious wasn't obvious to Gawker: After the ban, the cartoon was even redrawn by its author, Mick Stevens, to feature a clothed couple, though "the gain in clothes caused too great a loss in humor," Mankoff writes.

With each injection campaign the mean amount of seepage water was lowered, though the gain of each campaign decreased.

We note, though, that the gain in throughput relative to BD starts to decrease at higher SNR.

As with most reality finales, though, "The Swan" gained momentum over the course of the program.

Either way, though, the likely gains or losses would be small beer relative to overall tax receipts.

But the best schools are getting on with it.To make India more competitive, though, the biggest gains in education must come after school: in vocational and higher education.

For most mere mortals though, the gains to be had from making more scientific and accurate predictions are immense.