Sentence examples for gain listing from inspiring English sources

Down the road from Balfron, Peter and Alison Smithson's Robin Hood Gardens, also internationally acclaimed, failed in its bid to gain listing, and is now one of dozens of estates, housing tens of thousands of people around London, facing imminent demolition.

"It's a serious pot and a race we'd be delighted to see gain Listed status.

The right side of the canvas is the circular user or customer profile, and it is divided into three sections: 'Customer Jobs' which describe what the user is trying to get done, 'Gains' listing the outcomes and goals of the audience, and 'Pains' stating barriers and obstacles faced.

In April last year a pristine 1920s pub, the Carlton Tavern in Maida Vale, London, was illegally demolished just days before it gained listed status.

That gain was smaller than other sequentially-derived revenue gains listed in its S-1, but it showed that, at the time, Snap was growing so quickly that even the impact of seasonality couldn't knock it off its upward sequential path.

B&Q owner Kingfisher rose 10.3p to 312p, while online whitegoods specialist AO World jumped 16.8p to 249.8p – one of its best one-day gains since listing in February.

As a result not only is there much to be gained from listing the mistakes of others, somewhat perversely, they might even serve to make us feel better about ourselves too.

Because all intron gain events listed above vary greatly in sequence, these events must have happened independently from each other, in contrast to ILEs.

The "nonprofit" gained credibility by listing thousands of fake donors and ensuring the public its "members" were veterans.

Earlier this month, UBS became the first Swiss bank to gain a listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

I feel that we gain little by publicly listing our grievances, and by naming names.