Sentence examples for gaining further ground from inspiring English sources

It is bent on blocking America and its friends from gaining further ground in the region.

Sales of tablet computers will grow by 40%, gaining further ground on personal computers (PCs), according to Forrester, a research company.

The FPO gained further ground a week ago in regional elections in the western province of Vorarlberg.

Sobriety of colour gained further ground after the French and American revolutions.

Since then, however, Mr. Obama has gained further ground in the polls.

After Trump's win there are predictions that populist movements in those countries will gain further ground.

Mitt Romney gained further ground in the FiveThirtyEight forecast on Monday, with his chances of winning the Electoral College increasing to 25.2 percent from 21.6 percent on Sunday.

And the anti-euro forces could gain further ground if other omens abroad -- particularly the Danish vote and the euro's swoon on foreign exchange markets -- reinforce their argument that the single currency is turning into a failure.

The far-right Danish People's party (DPP) triumphed in the European elections, winning Denmark's biggest share of the vote as EU-sceptic parties from across the Nordic countries gained further ground in the European parliament.

Despite a mediocre jobs report on Friday, there were no signs in the polls that Mr. Obama's bounce had immediately receded, as he gained further ground in the surveys that were released on Saturday.

The same dynamic will apply to congressional races.In Europe the idea that trade liberalisation does not help the poor and has led to growing inequality is already popular and could gain further ground.