Sentence examples for have managed to gain from inspiring English sources

Bigger companies have managed to gain market share, and a lot of their erstwhile competitors have gone away.

Others, like Harrah's Entertainment and MGM Mirage, have managed to gain some breathing room by negotiating with creditors.

Thanks to the locavore trend, both fledgling and established markets have managed to gain a greater toehold in Hudson Valley communities.

In effect, conservatives have managed to gain control of the most important levers of economic activity and left the crumbs for progressives to fight over in the political sphere.

Several state officials who have managed to gain access say the Web site lists the names and addresses of hospitals, clinics and nursing homes to whom Aventis Pasteur has shipped vaccine.

Many of these specialist DJs have managed to gain a big following with a high listenership tuning into their programmes every day of the week and these changes are something that I think could seriously damage Kiss.

Mr. Mathurin said he would fight to keep what he has managed to gain.

By 1867 he had managed to gain the withdrawal of all Turkish civil officials and garrisons from Serbia.

Too obscure to qualify even as a trivia question, it has managed to gain a foothold on New York menus.

"In this police state," he asserts, "I've managed to gain freedom of thought by pretending to be dead.

Mr. Bush has managed to gain the backing of some black residents and community leaders in the state.