Sentence examples for collectively gained from inspiring English sources

And from 2002 to 2004, according to the analysis, New Yorkers collectively gained 10 million pounds.

In just ten years, they showed, Americans had collectively gained more than a billion pounds.

[Fresh Intelligence] New Yorkers collectively gained 10 million pounds from 2002 to 2004.

As Diouf received a red card after the final whistle, Celtic's supporters had collectively gained revenge for the player spitting at them in 2003.

"The individuals on the top ten list collectively gained £62billion in 2013 – an average gain of £6.2billion each," a Wealth-X spokesperson said in a statement.

The "CBS Evening News" remained No. 3. Earlier this year Scott Pelley succeeded Katie Couric at CBS. Ratings for the evening newscasts have been gradually declining for decades, but so far this year the newscasts have collectively gained several hundred thousand viewers.

Collectively, gaining a better understanding of how the PPP is regulated and what selective advantage(s) this alteration provides for cancer cells may have therapeutic value in the fight against cancer.

November was not a good month for Microsoft's Windows 8.x operating system according to Net Applications, with Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 collectively gaining a mere 0.05% points of market share during the period.

As the academic community collectively gains experience using OPEN ZFNs in zebrafish (and other organisms), we anticipate that algorithms for identifying potential OPEN ZFN target sites will also continue to improve and evolve, thereby allowing for targeting of fewer sites per gene.

According to their projections, warming in Maine's six northernmost counties — which collectively could gain up to 650 more days above freezing each year by 2050 — will make them just as hospitable to deer ticks as the rest of the state.

Class Of 2011: They're Off! Collectively last year's class gained 15%, slightly outperforming the S&P 500 over the past year.