Sentence examples for gaining front from inspiring English sources

More popular stuff moves to the top of the site, eventually gaining front page promotion.

Public works procured through dense official rules generally experience extreme delays as companies invest in politically connected middlemen to gain front row status.

The names varied from the rich and famous to the downright bizarre – Ferguson, Michael Jordan, Ruud Gullit, James Nesbitt, the entrepreneur Peter Jones and Brian of Westlife fame were just a selection of figures who gained front-row access.

The company believes it's positioned itself on the right side of digital history, having chosen an opt-in, survey-based route for gathering a chunk of its consumer data for market research purposes — putting detailed questions to its global panel of 22 million web users from whom it's gaining up front consent to their data being processed.

There has been no let-up on the marginal gains front.

For the greater good: On the short-term pain/long-term gain front, the Post's sister tabloid, the YEP, says the "inconvenience caused by the road closures will be worth it".

And on the weight-gain front, a 2017 study found that people who ate breakfast four times a week or more had more stable BMIs over a five-year period than people who regularly skipped breakfast.

But new smartphones are increasingly gaining a front-facing camera too.

There is a massive gap behind and nothing to gain in front.

What verisimilitude the figures lacked in the not-quite-flesh, they gained in front Bartlett's lens. .

A mirror was placed at a 45° angle from the left rear corner of the aquarium to gain a front and side view of squid activity from a single viewing point.