Sentence examples for gained pretty from inspiring English sources

Among various metal oxide semiconductors, ZnO has gained pretty much attention with respect to the degradation of various pollutants owning to its high photosensitivity, high catalytic efficiency, low cost, non-toxicity, environmental sustainment stability, and wide band gap [7, 8].

Though fears about their detrimental effects had gained pretty wide traction a decade or so ago, more recent evidence has thoroughly debunked that position.

It also should be noted that I have, in my life, gained pretty solid marks when it comes to working with dicks.

It should be noted that I have, in my life, gained pretty solid marks when it comes to working with dicks.

But the union leader said it was possible to overcome that, saying: "What Jeremy needs to do is not shave his beard off or put a tie on, he needs to reach out more; he needs to be a bit more confident, he needs to put his head above the parapet and say: 'This is what I offer you if you get behind me.' That's the leadership experience that he needs to gain and he needs to gain pretty quickly.

I liked people and I didn't have a filter or have to worry about who I offended…On a positive note, I have gained some pretty great friends near and far…" "BeforeFacebookI had to remember everyone's birthday," wrote a Debbie Mitchell, "now I don't have to.

My thinking being that they should have gained a pretty balanced view of love by now.

My thinking being that they should have gained a pretty balanced view of love by now.

During my five-year reign as a player-manager I've gained some pretty profound insights into my fellow man.

As inhibition of JNK but not of p38 signaling (by use of specific inhibitors) neutralizes the cytotoxic effect of pretubulysin, we gained a pretty clear picture how microtubule-destabilizing agents such as pretubulysin evoke apoptosis: JNK-dependent phosphorylation of Mcl-1 directs this antiapoptotic protein toward proteasomal degradation via SCFFbw7.

Smith calls these gains "pretty impressive," considering that the subjects trained only for 12 hours.