Sentence examples for continued gains in from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the obverse of increasing graphene content is continued gains in high-rate performance of the LiFePO4 electrodes.

It strongly suggests that after the current stock market malaise passes, there will be growth, innovation and continued gains in productivity.

Economists are looking for the deficit to narrow slightly this year, in part because they expect continued gains in American exports.

Stock prices moved higher yesterday, helped by a strong bond market and continued gains in the New York Stock Exchange's financial index and in utility shares.

Mr. Bush pumped up his headlines by suggesting continued gains in security could allow for a reduction in troops as his critics have been demanding and most Americans desperately want.

Historians of the interwar period are finding more evidence against this assumption, showing that the women's movement achieved some of its greatest advances in the period after the first world war: in maternity rights, international politics, and continued gains in suffrage, to name a few.

But the sport continued gaining in popularity.

Yet, only indirect evidence exists on the association of protracted maturation of dlPFC and continuing gains in planning performance post adolescence.

More precisely, he said that policy makers expected "continuing gains in labor markets, supported by moderate growth that picks up over the next several quarters, as the restraint from fiscal policy diminishes".

"Advanced technology is at the heart of Audi's DNA and is contributing to their continuing gains in global market share.

Ropak Chairman William Roper said that revenues of Ropak's historical operations were up 28% in the first half of 1985, reflecting continuing gains in market share.