Sentence examples for to gain returns from inspiring English sources

When consumers spend time communicating in a private space, they are apt to engage more in a public space because they use embedded social network resources in order to gain returns in expressive actions (Blanchard and Horan, 1998).

The risk-taking dimension can be viewed as the willingness to take risks, break current approaches and explore potential opportunities to gain higher returns (Li et al. 2010; Wiklund and Shepherd 2005).

It argues that "top-down" GM companies cynically manipulate the international patent and subsidy systems to gain maximum returns.

With rates likely to be higher in Europe than in the United States, traders moved their money out of United States government bills and bonds to gain greater returns abroad.

Like other settings where new and advanced technologies are used, HFT technologies enable their adopters to gain legitimate returns on investment (ROI) from their investments, as well as compensation for their market, counterparty and operational risk exposures.

The USAID child survival strategy has always been a selective primary health-care approach leveraging small investments to gain high returns in mortality reduction.

Asked if he wouldn't be tempted to try to gain some return yardage, Sehorn, who returned an onside kick for a touchdown on Dec. 23 and an interception for a touchdown last week, smiled and shook his head.

Back in the day, businesses created returns for their capital holders by actually producing value, and capital actually had to take risks to gain that return.

This, despite the fact that Republican Party arguably has as much to gain from returning to its pre-Obama performance with black voters as it does from gaining ground modestly with Hispanics.

They said China had asked Ms. Rice before she began her trip to restate the offer in public so North Korea could see what it had to gain by returning to the negotiations.

But salary, image rights and a share of the profits should see Mr Beckham rake in the sort of sums he has grown used to having in Europe.What America stands to gain in return is less obvious.