Sentence examples similar to gaining ground gradually from inspiring English sources

Even in Extremadura, tourism is gradually gaining ground.

However, also PPI stabilization is gradually gaining ground.

Catalan separatism has been gradually gaining ground since the late 1970s and the end of the Franco dictatorship.

The conservatives' proposal for an amicable divorce stunned many here because conservatives appear to many church observers to be gradually gaining ground.

Meanwhile in the absence of a carbon tax, natural gas is only gradually gaining ground in electricity generation as geriatric coal plants are retired.

The sustainable technologies to produce alternative energies as biofuel with focus on the harnessing of renewable sources and waste biomass is gradually gaining ground.

While Ukip has been commanding the headlines, and the prospects of the Liberal Democrats and Scottish National Party cause political number-crunchers to scratch their heads, the Greens have been gradually gaining ground.

Besides the recent surge in technology shares on Wall Street are more substantive signs like the fact that orders for many computer products and semiconductors are stabilizing and even gradually gaining ground.

Transactions are carried out at arm's length, on the basis of public information, at competitive prices, and under contracts enforceable by third parties.Before the crisis this model was gradually gaining ground.

However, it is gradually gaining ground in Asia and Africa, although it is not far from its infancy state in Africa, where the technology could be more important considering the economic status of the region and its peculiarity when it comes to water resources predicaments.

Why in the domain of futures research the idea to approach the future in a more inclusive manner is gradually gaining ground?