Sentence examples for first gains from inspiring English sources

According to government officials, one reason for Uganda's snail's pace is the obsession that the first gains from oil production will come in the form of a few hundred million in taxes and fees.

Always ready with a quick rejoinder, Mr. Munger chimes in with a crowd-pleaser: "And what do we know about computer science?" A shareholder from Middle Europe– who first gains sustained applause for asking about Mr. Buffett's health — asks about the billionaire's philosophy about investing in declining businesses.

Holidays in the United States and Britain kept European equity and bond markets quieter than usual, but with last week's declines tempting buyers, the Euro Stoxx 50 rose 1.1 percent, and Italian and Spanish bonds managed their first gains in three sessions.

It first gains traction in 2000 (when Jenson Button became Britain's youngest-ever F1 driver), zooms ahead in 2004 when he finished in the rankings for the first time, falls back again, then races up in 2009, when he won the World Drivers' Championship.

The six-second count is supposed to begin not from the moment the goalkeeper first gains possession of the ball, but after she gathers herself, gets up and begins to look for a teammate to play it to, as U.S. Soccer notes in its advice to referees: "Infringement of the six-second rule is sometimes misinterpreted," the federation noted in its Ask a Referee online column.

First, gains are unlikely to match those which we've enjoyed in this pre-election year.

Sales grew 4.8percenttoto $183.3 million, the first gain since early 1999.

The increase in March was the first gain since September.

That was the first gain after six straight monthly declines.

Warhol first gained fame as a commercial illustrator.

Maybe she must first gain the trust of the military.