Sentence examples for has gathered much from inspiring English sources

No conservative third-party candidate has gathered much momentum, and few conservatives are likely to pull a lever for Senator John Kerry on Election Day.

The Kayhan editorial, as translated by Agence France-Presse and other Western news services, also said, "The Islamic republic has gathered much experience in 32 years, thus assassinations of Israeli officials and military members are achievable".

Emerging photovoltaics has gathered much attention in the last years.

The use of crop residues for bioenergy production has gathered much attention in recent years.

The Maker Movement has gathered much attention recently, and has been one of the fastest-growing topics, due to contemporary technical and infrastructural developments.

UAV, as one of the most advanced technology to date, has gathered much attention lately due to its potentially unlimited applications.

I was particularly drawn to a well-put together presentation of Mr. Bill Jenkins, who has gathered much-needed data to set the record straight; unfortunately, he also lost a son some years back to a gunman's bullet.

So far the Kerry campaign does not seem to have gathered much steam from this wellspring of bad news.

Darwin had the theory first and, by the time Wallace showed up, had gathered much evidence for it and carefully explored its nuances.

Since the advent of satellite imagery in the 1970s, NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have gathered much of the data calling attention to the continent's involvement in climate change.

"Virgil borrowed much from Homer . . . and even Shakespeare and Milton, so justly and proudly our boast as the brightest originals, would be found to have gathered much from the abundant stores of current knowledge and classical studies in their days".