The phrase "gain size" is not correct or usable in written English.
You may use "gain in size" or "increase in size" instead. For example, "The children have gained in size since the last time I saw them."
The others are left to gain size and sweetness, for harvest two or three weeks later.
To help gain size, smaller firms are pairing with competitors, giving them new sources of capital and investors.
"This transaction is significant in that it allows Bessemer to gain size and scale," said Henry McVey, a Morgan Stanley Dean Witter analyst.
But it's significant that Prince told Sondheim, "You'll lose some of the scary part but you'll gain size," which turned out to be true.
The industry has long looked to consolidation to grow; last year, AT&T unsuccessfully sought to buy T-Mobile for $39 billion, hoping to gain size and spectrum.
Glencore is trying to win over investors as it aims to gain size and scale in an industry increasingly under financial pressure.
(e, f, g, and h) show the gain sizes on the gold crystal surface of the products at 40 min, 2 h, 4 h, and 1 day, respectively.
Doping certain Si content could indeed assist CrAlN coating in prolonging diffusion paths due to their reduced gain sizes, thereby effectively inhibiting outside oxygen from penetrating into the coatings.
First, many used expansion in Latin America as a training ground, gaining size and management skills, and hoarding cash.
Gaining size by aligning with partners is especially important for the pharmaceuticals business, which in recent years has fallen behind rivals.
There is no drug testing in Major League Baseball, and general managers are left to speculate why a player has suddenly gained size and strength.
