Sentence examples for address gained from inspiring English sources
A country that had gradually become loth to get involved in foreign entanglements, in the famous terms of George Washington's farewell address, gained a new determination and sense of purpose.The reluctant sheriff no longerIt was not that it had been idle during the 1990s, nor isolationist.
The address gained attention over the weekend when various outlets published excerpts online.
To address gains by more recent participants, we present data gathered by David Lopatto's SURE II-III surveys (www.grinnell.edu/academic/psychology/faculty/dl/sure&cure) that summarize self-perceived gains by 2007 2009 Emory SURE program respondents.
When the business of government comes to life, one address has gained a reputation for being the place to be to mingle with politicians and those interested in what they do: 74 State.
By "joining" Jetsetter (which costs nothing more than your e-mail address) you gain access to its inventory of flights and hotel rooms.
Use of the numbers can make customers vulnerable to "account takeover," in which a thief uses stolen information, like a Social Security number along with an address, to gain access to a bank account.
And there's no verification layer — so you don't need a university email address to gain access, or a Facebook log in, or anything.
Until then, the first 100 Mac readers to email this address will gain access to the Mac private beta so they can play Marble Blast, Think Tanks, and Rokkit Ball (all involving the firing, rolling, or passing of balls in some manner) against PC and Mac users alike.
Fixing this problem wouldn't take much -- allowing people to simply show an ID with a New York City address to gain admission, while still asking for voluntary contributions.
If they're willing to give up their valuable email address to gain access to that content, they are probably a fairly strong potential customer (or a competitor checking out your valuable content).
These included: working to build consensus and address priorities; gaining input from providers and other stakeholders (including patients) on specific aspects of service plans and managing change associated with implementing new services.
