Sentence examples for apparently gaining from inspiring English sources

The barefoot cause is apparently gaining ground.

This approach is supported by state and national environmental organizations and is apparently gaining currency among government agencies.

Last season was a washout and, with Scotland apparently gaining strength, this year seems destined to be the same.

But the movement to abolish the curvature rule or to conform to the international standard, five-eighths of an inch, is apparently gaining ground.

Current polls indicate a solid lead for supporters in Maine and a lesser one in Washington State, while the races in Maryland and Minnesota are about even, with the opponents apparently gaining.

In 2011, Berjawi was stripped of his British citizenship after he went to Somalia to join the Islamist group al-Shabaab, apparently gaining a senior position within its ranks.

Chinese officials may be pleased that the DPP has apparently gained little.

A police officer, Pervez Rathore, said the truck apparently gained access to the neighborhood because of its official plates.

French women apparently gain weight for some of the same reasons American women do: not enough time to exercise, not enough time to cook perfectly healthy meals.

Hackers had apparently gained access to the card details of 45.7m customers.Shamefaced spokesmen have tried to look on the bright side.

His half brother, a mestizo priest, taught him how to read and write, and through contact with a Mercedarian friar and historian, Martín de Murúa, he apparently gained further education.