71.   At first sight it might seem that workers clearly gained from the onset of overaccumulation.

72.   There is little to be gained from this however.

73.   There comes a point when the costs of attempting to obtain more sales through the channel outweigh the revenue and profits to be gained from those increased sales.

74.   A traditional method of measuring PR activity is in terms of column centimetres gained from press coverage.

75.   Major benefits are to be gained from introducing SPC in administrative and staff support functions.

76.   There was a distinction between simply a reflection on development and a feeding of insights gained from individual development experience into a wider shared theological reflection on development.

77.   We must sell some of our houses and use the money we gain from that to fund the provision of new housing in the City.

78.   Also, Alliance has a lot to gain from the acquisition, analysts said.

79.   Although Brink has been sued for allegedly evading IPO insider-trading rules, Miller has not and insists he did not materially gain from the BayStar investment.

80.   America has much to gain from the establishment of the international court, and it will be best positioned to benefit if Washington drops its unwarranted opposition.