'gain marks' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
In an educational context, you can use this phrase to refer to achieving good grades or results: "The students worked hard in order to gain marks in their exams."
"Leslie's House" satirizes government officials abusing their positions of power for personal gain, marking a continuation throughout the second season to feature more topical storylines.
Dilatation and distensibility of a varicose vein is due to a deficiency in smooth muscle cells (these lose normal fusiform shape and gain marked phagocytic activity) and elastic fibers, and also to a disorganization of the elastin/collagen lattice network and a disproportionate increase in amorphous and fibrous tissue (Wali et al 2003).
February's gains marked the eighth month of upward momentum.
The gains mark a sustained turnaround for RIEF's investors, who experienced losses in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
The NDP's gains marked a remarkable shift in a campaign that started out weeks ago looking like a straight battle between Harper and Ignatieff, with the 60-year-old Layton recovering from prostate cancer and a broken hip.
Once the existential dispute with Israel had been resolved, the world might swiftly lose interest in the remaining territorial details, leaving Israel to consolidate the post-1967 gains marked out by Mr Sharon's separation barrier.
Fill-in five-eighth Clinton Gutherson and fullback Michael Gordon tried hard for the Eels, while Tepai Moeroa was the only forward to crack the 100-metre gained mark. Melbourne have taken a giant stride towards securing a NRL home semi-final after outclassing North Queensland 16-8 in Townsville.
The slower gains mark a break from a 12-month streak where employers added over 200,000 jobs each month.
Todays gains marked a welcome break from the weeks negative trend, which was triggered in part by Boeings ba announcement Tuesday that it would lay off thousands of workers because of weak Asian markets.
