Sentence examples for gained yet from inspiring English sources

But no such territory has been gained yet.

We have lost and we have gained, yet, in the main, we have prospered mightily.

I don't think he sees anything to be gained yet by making a show of hostility; better for him to let the Republicans take the political fall for not cooperating.

Yet the new drills -- which gained yet another jolt of urgency with this week's terror alerts focused on landmark buildings in the city -- will continue to put heavy emphasis on what the real estate industry is calling "invacuations".

Yesterday it gained yet more enemies when Michael Campbell and Jean-François Remesy both took 10 and David Park and Gallacher both took eight and too many of the best players in Europe were, literally, at sixes and sevens.

How easy it would have been to gorge on schadenfreude at Claridge's, where Gordon Ramsay has lost his star, yet how much nobler to go to the Dorchester, where Alain Ducasse has gained yet ­another.

INVESTORS are gaining yet more courage, leaving the safety of cash to take advantage of buoyant stock and bond markets.

Judith Regan, the publisher and minimogul who shows little fear of talking about almost any subject, is gaining yet another platform.

I was 16 and complaining that the pill I'd been put on was making me gain (yet more) weight.

The president and the speaker have much to gain — yet perhaps even more to lose — if the government closes down on their watch.

Indeed summer just ended in the southern hemisphere and the measurements show lakes were evaporating there, although there is no evidence that northern lakes are gaining yet.