Sentence examples for gaining much ground from inspiring English sources
The Knicks keep adding players but not gaining much ground.
The idea of revoking authority for the war has circulated on Capitol Hill for weeks without gaining much ground.
A third automated polling firm, Public Policy Polling, has shown stronger results for Mr. Obama, but they also had him with good results before the conventions, and so haven't shown him gaining much ground.
Nor is there any sign that the truthers are gaining much ground: in fact, they are puny in number compared with those who follow another nutty conspiracy theory, namely the "birthers", who believe that Barack Obama was born outside the United States and is therefore, they hold, ineligible to be president.
But the stock fell from its offering price almost immediately and except for part of June, never gained much ground.
And Angele Boyd, an IDC vice president who specializes in imaging and printing, doubts Xerox will gain much ground.
The Yankees went 4-4 in the past eight games, but perhaps most important, they did not allow the Rays or the Angels to gain much ground.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished fifth, but he failed to gain much ground on Kurt Busch in the battle for the 12th and final spot in the playoff field.
But unfortunately, they don't seem to be getting results: Women and minorities have not gained much ground in management over the past 20 years.
