Sentence examples for gains in size from inspiring English sources

Yet what it gains in size it loses in terms of dramatic logic and, more importantly, character chemistry.

The hormonal responses of those who made the fastest gains in size and strength were no different than those who made the slowest gains.

But for what the Nets gained in size Thursday, they sacrificed in experience by losing Jefferson.

Now the group, let by Nathan Williams, a former record shop manager, has gained in size and ambition.

In the transfixing grand-jury transcript, Wilson suggests that Brown was "bulking up" with the impact of each bullet, as if "Big Mike" were gaining in size and strength, not weakening and, inevitably, slowly dying.

Now that her efforts have the backing of Jonathan F. Miller, the new chairman of the America Online business, Ms. Hook's unit is expected to gain in size and stature.

The change will give the museum's two primary social and commercial attractions a gain in size or visibility, but in the process art is taking a bit of a hit.

– the aging population of its main target markets (U.S. and Europe) and less of a presence in developing nations where its main target audience (people from 13 to 45) is quickly gaining in size.

The fairs established by the first corporation continued to gain in size and importance during the 18th century and the early part of the 19th century.

The initial settlement near adults, but in colonies not hosting adults, followed by a later migration to corals with adults (after some gain in size), is a possible low-cost solution to such a dilemma.

Dascyllus aruanus prefer to settle near (not with) their aggressive adults, and to join them only after gaining in size; whereas Dascyllus marginatus settlers in densely populated reefs settle independently of their adult distribution.