Sentence examples for continue to gain ground from inspiring English sources

But housebuilders continue to gain ground after this week's results from Persimmon, up 48p at £19.18.

That is, it ought to imply that a candidate is gaining ground in the race — and, furthermore, that he is likely to continue to gain ground.

That is, it ought to imply that a candidate is gaining ground in the race and, furthermore, is likely to continue to gain ground.

Sian Anne Cliff is the Lib Dem's representative with roots in the youth wing of the party looking to continue to gain ground on Labour.

Populist parties of left and right that are against the euro, explicitly or not, continue to gain ground in many countries the leader of Podemos, Spain's highest-polling party, welcomed Mr Tsipras's success in forcing an election this week.

Should Obama be reelected, however, U.N. rules and principles will likely continue to gain ground, while congressional approval and war fighting under a robust traditional conception of American national-security interests may suffer as a result.

However, men are continually getting involved as middle-men as the business continues to gain ground in acceptance and practice.

They have continued to gain ground.

So far, on the contrary, they have continued to gain ground.

Supermarkets were under pressure as discount rivals continued to gain ground on the major players.

Oil is continuing to gain ground this morning, adding to last night's 8% surge.