Sentence examples for gained volume from inspiring English sources

Around 11 p.m., chants of "Wendy!" and "Kill the bill!" gained volume.

The anti-government voices were more muted during the subsequent Republican Presidencies, but gained volume again in 1993, after the election of Bill Clinton.

For instance, it was noticed that the parts of the human brain responsible for empathy, maternal love, and positive emotions gained volume, which showed that meditation worked.

Collectively, all amyloid plaques analyzed in 12 months old Tg2576 mice significantly gained volume and area over 6 weeks (P < 0.001).

"That doesn't necessarily mean you gain volume".

Companies need to squeeze costs so they can reach more customers, and accept thin profit margins to gain volume.

By contrast, East Antarctica is gaining volume, though at a moderate rate that doesn't compensate for the losses on the other side of the continent".

Should England lose, they should expect the disquiet among a vociferous section of their support base to gain volume.

To some extent the early stages of the publicly funded apprenticeship programme exemplified a desire to gain volume.

But Bing needs to gain volume too, in order to increase the relevance of search results for less common search terms.

What kept Corning on a kind of treadmill until this year was that as fast as it was gaining volume and profits from new products, it was losing them in TV tubes.