Sentence examples for longer gaining from inspiring English sources

But it is no longer gaining.

By no longer gaining the consent of communities, the government stands accused of effectively overturning key provisions of the act.

Suddenly, Mr. McCain was no longer gaining ground by showing command on the top issue for voters, the economy; he was turning tetchy over a 1960s radical.

The first is a gradual shrinking of the work force as a share of the population, as it is squeezed by successive waves of retiring baby boomers and no longer gaining from the one-time surge of women into the paid work force in the 20th century.

They are no longer gaining traction in clubs before finding themselves on Radio 1.

When you have reached your desired altitude lower the nose so that the plane is no longer gaining altitude by pushing forward on the controls.

There are fewer younger entrants because schools no longer gain an advantage by entering them early.

Conversely, high-risk defendants can no longer gain unfettered release with large amounts of cash.

Mr. Fiske said another sticking point was that telemarketers could no longer gain access to the list of blocked numbers from the F.T.C.

Proper regulation also reduces the influence of free riders; the worst companies can no longer gain a competitive advantage through, for instance, recklessly harming the environment or mistreating employees.

After that specific height, increasing the height of TEG no longer gains notable output voltage.