Sentence examples for gains well from inspiring English sources
If you're thinking, "Those are incremental, speculative and highly uncertain gains," well, you're right.
The show in 32nd place, ABC's "Modern Family," for example, gains well over four million viewers when delayed viewing of its episodes is included.
Labour achieved nearly 300 council seat gains – well above its forecast of 200 – as it secured important victories by winning control of Hammersmith and Fulham, Croydon, Harrow and Amber Valley from the Tories.
It portends little to no wage gains well into the future for millions of underemployed Americans, and even for the majority who have held on to their jobs as the economy has tanked.
It was the 24th straight month of private-sector job gains, and the third month in a row of gains well above 200,000, the best three-month stretch in nearly two years.
The results of this study contribute meaningfully to the literature by suggesting that universal Pre-K, and not just criteria-selective Pre-K, can sustain literacy gains well into first grade when systematically pursued by a committed district.
Which is why it is so critical that Focus on Vision gains well-deserved support for their heroic efforts.
The commonest question I get is, 'Do your family object to you exaggerating them for commercial gain?' Well, if I exaggerated my family it would be unwatchable.
Without the greed tax, executives quickly put short-term personal gain well ahead of the long-term interests of their companies.
Limited Brands had a 4% gain, well below the 9.3% Wall Street expected.
Current findings and results from previous investigations indicate that the internal calibrator of Landsat 5 TM tracked instrument gain well until 1988.
