Sentence examples for would be gains from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to predict positive gains for most categories of media," Ms. Fine said, "so you look at your forecasts and say, 'Why would you think there would be gains this year Last yearyear, Ms. Fine estimated that ad spending growth in the United States in 2001 would be 4percentto4.5percentcent.

No doubt there were prayers being called down on both sides of this issue, and we knew that whatever the outcome of the vote, there would be gains and losses, hopes and fears, joys and sorrows.

What would be gained by privatisation?

What would be lost, and what would be gained, for students with such a shift?

What changed that, Sneijder said, was the realization that nothing would be gained by staying timid.

But the officials also say that very little would be gained by suspending mutual recognition.

First, what would be gained by going the extra mile for 1.5?

The ultimate goal for researchers would be gaining access to heretofore hidden interaction data that would yield new insights.

And with no hope of progress, they ask what would be gained by putting the president in touch with him.

"All that would be gained by putting a dollar number on that statement would be to whet the sensationalist appetite".

And if a new certificate is not required, Ms. Fink said, nothing would be gained by getting one.