Sentence examples for has only gathered from inspiring English sources
The @HelpUjjwal Twitter account has only gathered 13 followers.
"We started this last year and it has only gathered steam since then," said Sank, a season-ticket holder.
Since then, the debate about whether reporters should expose their personal views has only gathered power and velocity.
These differences embodied a tug-of-war over the internet's future that has only gathered force subsequently," said OR Books in its announcement.
Journalists, and the general public, were less sceptical of government back then; but this young man's copy, soon turned into books, started an erosion of trust that has only gathered pace since.He took his job seriously: so seriously that, with his professor's glasses and a voice as sonorous as gravel shifting underground, he seemed like a shaman of the trade.
But the movement for reform has only gathered pace after the sudden growth of enjo kosai (compensated dating), a polite expression for schoolgirl prostitution, which has got seriously out of hand with the arrival of cheap mobile telephones, coupled with the economic recession.
"I think developments have only lent further evidence to the claims in the paper," says Osborne. "Certainly the areas on which we focussed, machine learning and mobile robotics, have only gathered momentum".
And so Fisher's thought looks beyond the time he was writing, towards the left-wing movements which have only gathered momentum since his death.
Muzhgan has only recently gathered enough strength to talk about her ordeal, which happened in late March.
If it is now clearly demonstrated that every single mammalian TLR family member is implicated in an immune mechanism, it is however not the case for Drosophila for which evidence for immune role has only been gathered for the Toll-1 protein itself [12], [57], [58].
He has not only gathered the hate and distaste of the world, but with this visit to my country he has confirmed that he is without a doubt someone who cannot be trusted.
