Sentence examples for gaining critical from inspiring English sources

The movie has been gaining critical buzz in preview screenings.

Bill Shorten is set to prevail in the show-stopping debate of the 47th national conference after gaining critical support from left-aligned unions on boat turnbacks.

Through July 1 Judy Ledgerwood's single-handed revival of 1970s Pattern and Decoration art — which has been going for nearly a decade — is gaining critical mass.

Like Sjöström, director Ingmar Bergman moved from the stage to motion pictures, gaining critical acclaim outside Sweden with his film Wild Strawberries (1957).

"No one in the U.S. has ever stood up and said, 'I want interactive television.' " Still, companies remain optimistic because across the Atlantic interactive television is already gaining critical mass in Europe, particularly in Britain.

Yes, it is about supporting NGOs and communities, but it is also about gaining critical market insight by, in GSK's own words, "bringing the 'outside in' and enabling us to stay in step with society".

Attract customers and gain critical mass.

The magazine gained critical acclaim, and readership, quickly.

The hip-hop record gained critical acclaim and, in September, she won the Mercury prize.

Over the next five years, U.S. oil imports nearly doubled and other producers gained critical market power.

He rapidly gained critical acclaim in leading roles as Hamlet, Othello, and Romeo.