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Although SNSs are rapidly gaining a strong online presence, little is known about the extent to which breast cancer survivors use them for health-related purposes.
Mr. Berman said that the acquisition of Ash Temple Ltd. of Concord, Ontario, "significantly strengthened our position in Canada, doubling our field sales force, enhancing our dental-equipment business and gaining a strong presence in the dental laboratory market".
Although, over the years, he mentions wives and daughters, the death of his mother, stints of living in New York and Boston, it is possible to read his collected works without gaining a strong sense of what he is like as a person.
In its annual report that year, Goldman Sachs, which advised Vodafone, extolled the benefits of the AirTouch deal and quoted Mr. Gent as saying that Vodafone wanted to move to "global leadership in mobile communications" and that "gaining a strong footprint in the U.S. market was a requisite".
In the retail sector, Dollar Tree Stores Inc. dltr rose $1.5 to $35.75 after gaining a "strong buy" rating in new coverage by analyst Daniel R. Wewer Jr. at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.
While the top ten companies are, as a group, less likely to participate in CPA performance partnerships, a growing number of smaller digital properties are embracing partnerships as a way of gaining a strong new revenue stream.
With a growing flock, leaders like Rodriguez are gaining a stronger voice.
News Corporation has invested in The Journal's foreign editions in Europe and Asia with the hopes of gaining a stronger international presence.
He looks forward to digging into the city's rich history as well as gaining a stronger insight into its outlook for the future.
In addition to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's repeated visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, it seems that Japanese nationalists are gaining a stronger presence in society these days.
Those days, admittedly, were halcyon ones for the recording industry, with listeners replacing their LP catalogues with CDs and early music gaining a stronger following.
