Sentence examples for ever gaining from inspiring English sources

The government's report on hiring, which showed no gain in jobs in August, provided fresh evidence that the recovery has fizzled without ever gaining momentum.

"You can't prevent anyone from ever gaining access to your home, but you can make it harder for them," he said.

Then people would not need a flu shot each year, and the vaccine might stop pandemic flu strains from ever gaining a toehold.

But as Egypt's regime may be nearing a change at the helm and Israelis lose hope of ever gaining acceptance in the Arab world, the cold peace between them may drift towards something more like a cold war.

Supported by workers and middle-class liberals, the party wielded significant power, but conservative forces took extraordinary measures to prevent Haya de la Torre from ever gaining the presidency.

His tumultuous group, ever gaining converts and shedding apostates, dominated the Paris scene until the German invasion of 1940, from which Surrealism — like the French art world — never recovered, though the movement hung on feebly in France until after Breton's death, in 1966.

But how much real insight is ever gained?

No journalist has ever gained access to the project, called Be Safe, until now.

Oregon has 738 yards, the most ever gained against U.S.C.

Henman responded to the crisis by asking how swans had ever gained a reputation for violence.

(Though I'd love to know how such an exact figure was ever gained).