Sentence examples for gained serious from inspiring English sources

They first gained serious attention last year after Asus began selling its Eee computer.

This study gained serious attention by suggesting an intervention that might be feasible using restoration of telomerase activity and telomere function.

The show first gained serious traction as plans for a war in Iraq, and the March 2003 invasion and aftermath, unfolded.

The four-piece – Shogun, Chris Shortt, Lawrence Hall and Joe Sukit – toured the US in support of it and, from an onlooker's perspective, gained serious momentum doing so.

When he first gained serious notoriety - for the 1996 adaptation of John Grisham's legal bestseller A Time to Kill, he bought a one-way ticket to Peru where he hiked Machu Picchu and canoed the Amazon.

Although the incidence of some STDs has reached epidemic proportions, it was not until the advent of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) that the need to restrain the transmission of these diseases gained serious attention.

Now the rivalry has a chance to gain serious legitimacy.

Realistically, though, if home growing is to gain serious traction, it will happen in the suburbs.

Ofili, who would win the Turner Prize a year later, was just starting to gain serious recognition.

That same year, Basquiat had become friends with Andy Warhol and his work was gaining serious recognition.

Will this ever gain serious momentum?–Nick, The Boroughs It has been extremely quiet around what they call Cosmos Country.