Sentence examples for whopping gain from inspiring English sources

That's up 3.9% from 2013, and a whopping gain of 54.3% since the recovery began in 2009.

She has a whopping gain of $4.8 million, all of which is taxable to her! Al and Betty might have cash, securities and other assets to divide, some with a high basis, some with a low basis.

In the first quarter, Ford reported $257 million in pre-tax operating profit from South America and a whopping $739 million gain from Ford Europe, excluding the $151 million first-quarter loss from its Volvo unit.

The Nasdaq composite posted a whopping 86percentt gain in 1999.

Online purchases sank 19.3% to $6.994 billion in the first quarter after posting a whopping 35.6% gain in the fourth quarter of 2000, which includes the Christmas shopping season.

Meanwhile, the third season of "Sherlock" -- a modern retelling of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle -- averaged 6.6 million, for a whopping 50% gain compared with Season 2. "Downton" has been renewed for Season 5 via its U.K. maker, ITV, and will presumably re-appear in the U.S. early in 2015.

One would be a whopping capital-gains-tax bill enough to put most schools out of business overnight, causing a political and legal storm that even Labour left-wingers might flinch at.

Some of the owners of the homes on our current list may need the cash; their real estate is among their most valuable assets, and they'll even risk taking what in most cases will be whopping capital gains hits.

Well, the best one-month return for the Lehman STRIPS 20-25 was a whopping 12.1% gain in July 1997.

Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold led the way in 2003 with a whopping 181% gain; 15 other stocks from that list doubled in price or better.

Shares in Tele Atlas have never been higher, hitting 21.04 euros ($29.05), a whopping 27.1% gain of 4.49 euros ($6.20).