Sentence examples for gains pace from inspiring English sources
But while all the re-release hype gains pace, one false comparison is repeatedly being made.
As the Swachch Bharat Mission (SBM) – India's ambitious campaign to stop open defecation by 2019 – gains pace, about 1.3m leach-pit toilets have been built in Odisha alone.
As the global renewables transition gains pace, investors are increasingly talking about the growing risk of fossil fuels investments becoming stranded, or, in other words, the emergence of a carbon bubble.
Reluctant to undertake budget cuts of his own before the American recovery gains pace, he has warned Britain and other European nations embarked on ambitious deficit-reduction plans that they risk plunging themselves, and much of the developed world, back into a double-dip recession.
Linear TV still rules – witness the outcry over the looming closure of the BBC3 TV channel – but the shift to on-demand gains pace, with a record 3bn TV and radio programmes requested on the BBC's iPlayer, led by the reassuringly old-school, BBC2's Top Gear.
As the jockeying gains pace, it's clear that the position of Hezbollah has become more precarious.
Fourteen of the Dow's 30 components ended with gains, paced by American Express, one of the many winners among financial stocks in the session.
Movement toward granting legal status to same-sex marriage has been gaining pace around the globe.
Germany are gaining pace and have improved markedly since Mario Gómez was brought into the starting XI.
Only after the Atlanta Olympics of 1996 did economic growth gain pace after the closing ceremony.
A separate survey of the smaller services sector showed that activity gained pace in December.
