Sentence examples for gained real from inspiring English sources

"They have gained real work experience, including the skills needed to maintain employment".

First developers called it Valbois, then WestRock, then Tamarack, and in the early 2000s, despite a fair amount of local resistance, the project gained real momentum.

Nevertheless, the Ngram's evidence shows that "equality of sacrifice" gained real salience only with the advent of the First World War, seven decades after the term's introduction.

Vallejo and Jackson have become national figures, not just student leaders, and no one disputes that they have gained real power.

The qualifications that Wolf did single out for praise were the ones where students gained real workplace skills, academic knowledge and vocational qualifications all together.

Reveille generated a string of successful shows on cable, like "Nashville Star" and "The Tudors," but gained real prominence for its network shows.

Navalny had already become fairly popular in social networks when, in late 2011, Moscow became the scene of mass protests, and he instantly gained real-life popularity as well.

Students gained real-word experience in the workshop's gallery or at Afterimage, the visual studies magazine Mr. Lyons founded in 1972 (it is still publishing), but they were not necessarily groomed to be gallery stars or even to make single images that aspired to stardom.

Participating students from a wide range of disciplines gained real-world experience in both "hard" engineering skills such as mechanical and electronic design, fabrication, and testing, and "soft" skills such as project management, system-level thinking, creative problem solving, and interpersonal skills.

Also, I have gained real-world experience of what's actually happening in medical documentation of these facilities.

Working to meet our clients' needs, I feel as if I gained real-world work experience in a classroom-like atmosphere (project mentor as my teacher, my group as the students).