Sentence examples for has never gained from inspiring English sources

We will never know, in part because our government has never gained custody of information.

Mr. Taub himself has never gained access to Mr. Babbitt's drafts or sketches.

Mr. Smith, in his brief time in the same post, has never gained his footing.

Bush is a former first-round draft choice, but he has never gained 600 yards in a season.

But it is precisely because of this narrow focus that it has never gained much traction with clinicians.

Cost estimates are elusive partly because the concept of a wall has never gained traction inside the U.S. government.

But the Republicans have never gained seats in the House when a Republican was president.

"It's a huge boost for the miners, who typically have never gained from previous strikes," Larkin said.

Some had never gained the use of their hands, which had stiffened into a claw-like shape.

Some of the president's proposals had been suggested before but had never gained traction in Congress.

But First Amendment complaints have never gained traction, because a requirement to observe Constitution Day is far from a requirement to say anything in particular.