1. Having deducted costs we still made a net gain of five thousand pounds.

2. The party had a net gain of nine seats on the local council.

3. The Democratic Party needed a net gain of only 20 votes.

4. We have a net gain of nearly 50 seats, the biggest for any party in Scotland.

4. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

5. Society would make a net gain by producing more films.

6. In the 1990s, the South had a net gain of 326,000 adult blacks from the rest of the country.

7. By 1989, there were 3,000 -a net gain of 1,200 in office functions, retailing and small firms in nursery workshops.

8. But the Democratic Party needs a net gain of only 20 seats.

9. Florida had a net gain of 127, 180, followed by California with about 61, 000.

10. This is a net gain for the American policy.

11. The net gain is twofold. First, no emulation reduces overhead for virtualization processing.

12. The policy results not merely in no net gain, but in a net loss.

13. There is here no net gain to industry as a whole.

14. The net gain loss has relation to Er - doped concentration and input signal power.

15. That, say the Americans, would be a net gain for non - proliferation.

16. Zhang Xinliang of general conference organizing committee checks net gain the reporter says.

17. But the states remaining cannot deliver her a net gain of 500, 000.

18. A closed system is a system in which there is no net gain or loss of matter in the system.

19. Between 1989 and 1991, large companies with 500 or more employees contributed a net gain of only 122, 000 jobs.

20. For example, when sodium chloride dissolves in water, there is a small net gain in energy.

21. The FTSE index of leading shares jumped 83.1 points to 2567.0 yesterday - a net gain of 196 points on the week.

22. This leads to what economists call "rent exhaustion, " which again limits the net gain to beggars ... If you are going to give, pick the poor person who is expecting it least.

23. This year Republicans are looking for a repeat of their 1994 trouncing of Democrats when they had a net gain of 54 House seats and won control of the House for the first time in 40 years.

24. The government lost twenty seats and gained thirty ones , making a net gain of eleven.