Sentence examples for wider gains from inspiring English sources

The consensus in both countries was that the wider gains transcended any localised pain.

Pensioners would be better off, possibly at the expense of future taxpayers, who would bear the burden of repaying the government's more costly debt.There may be wider gains.

But even as Mr. Romney tried on Wednesday to parlay the endorsement from Mr. Bush into wider gains, a campaign aide made a remark that turned into a major distraction, comparing the campaign's pivot from the primary campaign to the general election to an Etch A Sketch.

Wide gains in the consumer sector buoyed companies whose sales had dropped — sometimes by double digits — in January.

Between 1984 and 2005, American electricity production grew by about sixty-six per cent — and it did so despite steady, economy-wide gains in energy efficiency.

Most LGA did not have chromosome-wide gains or deletions, with the exception of two JPA samples, which had gains of the whole chromosome 7 (Supplementary Table 2).

Here we perform a genome-wide gain of function screen of B. pseudomallei strain K96243 to identify loci encoding factors with anti-macrophage activity.

The annual rate of under age five deaths has fallen 28%%.   Between 1990 and 2006, 1.6 billion people world-wide gained access to improved water sources.

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This suggests that the intervention exhibits population-wide health gains.

In addition, the in-depth study on genome-wide epigenetics gained more comprehensive understandings of epigenome in many diseases.