Sentence examples for gained that much from inspiring English sources

Mississippi State hasn't gained that much notice this season because the Bulldogs' schedule hasn't been that tough.

Keep in mind, too, that while the dollar has strengthened against the euro this year, it hasn't necessarily gained that much ground against other currencies, said Alec B. Young, international equity strategist for Standard & Poor's Equity Research Services.

The choice of windows has been studied in the literature but how to weight the different multiple window spectrograms in the final average has not gained that much attention.

In the last 69 years, the Dow has gained that much on only one other day, and that was two weeks ago, on Oct. 13.

"I don't think I'd ever gained that much weight that quickly," recalled Janet, who asked me not to use her full name because she didn't want people to know how fat she had once been.

I still don't know how I got there and how I gained that much weight..

Both said their customers were unlikely to gain that much from one visceral experience.

Today's low yields mean bonds probably would not gain that much, but there is no likelihood of a real meltdown, either.

"Most analysts are forecasting returns of 10 percent or more, but I think earnings could be down for the year, which would make it hard for the market to gain that much".

Yet just as it appeared the US pair were gaining that much mythologised "mo", McDowell and Dubuisson stopped them in their tracks amid vaguely comical scenes on the 10th.

China would really not gain that much.