Sentence examples for has rapidly gained from inspiring English sources

The technology has rapidly gained household share, and is now present in one in four homes.

However, since 2005 transoral robotic surgery has rapidly gained momentum amongst head and neck surgeons.

Ecosystem services (ES) research has rapidly gained momentum in environmental policy and practice.

This approach has rapidly gained high popularity, but also provoked criticisms and debate about its limitations.

Attempted strangulation, as was seen in Cisneros's case, has rapidly gained attention as a strong indicator that an abusive relationship could turn fatal.

Under legislation that has rapidly gained support, GM and Chrysler would have to reinstate more than 2,000 dealerships that the companies had slated for closure.

The stereotypes have rapidly gained strength in the absence of little public debate over immigration, says Araguás.

Moves to punish Saudi Arabia for the murder by curtailing its war have rapidly gained momentum in recent weeks.

Since then, television-based food magazines like Every Day with Rachael Ray and Food Network magazine have rapidly gained readers.

A New Jersey prosecutor said at a Congressional hearing on Thursday that four boys who were found severely malnourished in October had rapidly gained several pounds after their discovery.

In the usual crowdsourced way, all the interesting sights have rapidly gained their own Twitter feed (on http://twitter.com/gsightseeing), which is growing apace.