Sentence examples for could be gaining from inspiring English sources

Patel says there are positive signs DME could be gaining traction internationally.

There were also signs Tuesday that investigators could be gaining greater cooperation from two of the governor's former fund-raisers.

Captain Morrow also emphasized that Private Manning had uncovered an intelligence report warning that foreign adversaries could be gaining access to the information posted on WikiLeaks.

Both Iksanov and Tsiskaridze are believed to enjoy support from senior government officials and Kremlin-connected business tycoons, but Sunday's show signaled that Tsiskaridze could be gaining the upper hand in the battle.

Their research, published in the journal Sex Education, found that the "higher education economy" could be gaining up to £355m a year (an average of £2.15m per institution) from the sex industry.

Figures shared with the Guardian by the group suggest landlords could be gaining as much as £26.7bn a year from the taxpayer, equal to £1,011 each for the country's 26.4m households.

What could be gained from it?

Better acoustics could be gained by internal restructuring.

- What could be gained through confronting and overcoming it?

Nothing could be gained from knowing the difference.

There was nothing that could be gained by wishing for it.