Sentence examples for going to be gaining from inspiring English sources

Later that afternoon, standing next to a local supporter who had escorted him to several Derry businesses, Romney told reporters, "Now I understand why I'm going to be gaining a couple of pounds with him, because we've eaten everywhere we've gone, almost".

"It's not on anyone's must-see list, but it's going to be gaining popularity," he says.

"Their biggest issue is going to be gaining acceptance among the boxmakers".

"Based on what other trends we've been seeing — if he's going to be gaining ground in the Central Valley, it may be more likely in places like Oildale," she said.

"Hopefully, something's going to be gained by it, other than me having a heart attack".

"I want to learn as much as I can before next year so this trip is going to be about gaining knowledge and experience of competing against the best in the world.

But the main problem with equities is going to be weak profit gains.

The stages are quite tough it's not going to be easy to gain enough time.

"It's going to be easier to gain approval in Brussels than it was three years ago," said the lawyer involved in one of the pending deals.

"Obviously we are going to be looking to gain an advantage up front," insisted McBryde.

The technology is going to be key to gain a competitive advantage against other telecom companies.