Sentence examples for gaining ground for from inspiring English sources
Beyond activist circles, the view that Page 3 has had its day has been gaining ground for some time.
The insurgency seeking the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad holds large stretches of territory in the north and has been gaining ground for weeks in the south.
The Front National has slowly been gaining ground for the last 45 years and its steady electoral increases must be seen in the long term.
But with a vehicle as big as Ford's F-150 (pictured), it takes something more radical to make a difference.Aluminium has been gaining ground for more than a decade.
Within them, tidal currents resources have been gaining ground for their advantages in terms of predictability, nonexistence of extreme flows, high load factor, minimal land occupation and visual impact.
On the other are the pragmatists, for whom politics is all about swings, seats and opinion polls, about policy detail and interest-group trade-offs, underpinned by a general presumption that the "system" works.The practical approach has been gaining ground for a century or more, not least among political analysts, as several of these general-election books attest.
Home sales in the Northeast, South, West and Midwest all gained ground for February as buyers scooped up foreclosure properties.
Leading shares gained ground for the second day running, with banks and mining companies among the main risers.
Sterling gained ground for the first time in more than a week, rising by up to half a per cent against the dollar after George Osborne promised a flurry of tax rises and spending cuts to shore up the government's finances in the event of a Brexit vote.
This concept gained ground for the first time due to the pioneering work of a Frenchman.
