Sentence examples for gained a considerable from inspiring English sources

Clegg appears at first sight to have gained a considerable dilution of Cameron's manifesto, including on taxation and possibly education.

Nicks injured his hamstring at the N.F.L. scouting combine over the winter and reportedly gained a considerable amount of weight in the weeks afterward.

Although they didn't attract much attention while they were together, the band gained a considerable posthumous following thanks to Cobain, who cited them as one of his biggest influences, and covered several of their songs with Nirvana.

In the Sāmānid period, Ismāʿīlī missionaries gained a considerable influence over the intellectual elite of the eastern Iranian provinces, taking advantage of the new opportunities offered to them by the rebirth of Persian as a written language.

Prior to his accession, Leopold had gained a considerable reputation as an enlightened prince of the Italian state of Tuscany, a land ruled directly by Maria Theresa's husband and then passed to the second Habsburg son (secundogeniture).

Anne Elizabeth O'Hare McCormick, (born May 16, 1882, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England died May 29 , 1954 New York, New York, U.S.), English-born American journalist who gained a considerable reputation as a New York Times foreign correspondent and became the first woman member of the editorial board of the Times.

If this is made public the consumer will gain a considerable advantage.

If the Thunder are able to generate extra opportunities and thwart the Spurs' transition game, they could gain a considerable series advantage.

Mr Barton said Sony could use the situation to gain a considerable competitive advantage over its rival.

By following up, you can gain a considerable advantage over other applicants, some of whom may even be better qualified than you are.

Moreover, compared to the regulation market without such a mechanism, the PBR mechanism enables batteries to gain a considerable amount of additional profit.