Sentence examples for gain much further from inspiring English sources
As the "backbone" of ditrysian Lepidoptera did not gain much further support from combining morphology and molecular data, one can argue that several of the larger assemblages behave in an unstable manner, with presumably close groups displaying alternative arrangements among each other, e.g. Calliduloidea, Papilionoidea and Thyridoidea.
In contrast, since the eminent work of Macevicz and Oster [ 8] the evolutionary analysis of nest cycle dynamics in social species has not gained much further attention [ 9, 10].
Nevertheless, increasing the number of particles beyond 30 seem does not to achieve much further gain.
"Over the last year we have had a project that has gained momentum and we are much further forward than I'm sure the manager thought we would be.
The loss of popular faith in it has gone much further than the gain of any widespread or intelligent faith in socialism.
Though his essay concludes on a hopeful note, his analysis is mostly pessimistic: while modern society and civilization itself have fallen prey to unfettered capitalism, the "loss of popular faith in it," Shaw lamented, "has gone much further than the gain of any widespread or intelligent faith in socialism".
While early results have suggested that optimism was justified, some analysts say it may be hard for equities to rise much further given recent gains.
Rick Santorum initially gained ground after his showing in Iowa, but he was much further behind Mr. Romney, and one poll already shows Mr. Santorum's momentum having stalled.
