Sentence examples for gaining in volume from inspiring English sources

Debates continue to drive headlines and are gaining in volume and intensity in private companies, legislative halls, regulatory agencies, the media, and homes all over the world about the best way to manage trust and privacy in the digital economy.

Thanks to Christian and Muslim fundamentalists, which groups are gaining in volume and influence with every "blasphemous" event they protest, your very existence is an affront to someone, somewhere.

But a result in the free countries is that what the news has gained in volume and speed it appears to have lost in durability.

It was a sentiment that was infrequently discussed during the cleanup and recovery at the World Trade Center site, but as the focus has turned to rebuilding, the protests have gained in volume.

"What they lose in profit margin, they gain in volume".

What you gain in volume and functionality, however, you're giving up in portability, weight, and -- alas -- price.

Jay and Mark Duplass are the mumblecore directors whose film-making diction is gaining in clarity and volume.

However, since then, the authors chastise, they have gained 45% in volume and now measure, on average, a frightening 86 pages apiece hence the reference to carpet bombing.The aim of sustainability reporting to determine if a firm trades "fairly", protects the environment and so on may be relatively new, but the tone of this report is thoroughly Victorian, a sort of schoolmasterly "could do better".

Compared with the 16.61 × 106 m3 accumulated, it shows that the deposits gained 15%% in volume during the flow.

The AT&T Corporation had a 1percentt revenue increase and a 4.4percentt gain in volume.

Mr. Philbin's voice gains in volume and cadence as he adds, "That's what you got".