Sentence examples for made gains from from inspiring English sources

Virtually every vehicle segment made gains, from small cars to large pickups.

The BNP made gains from Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and independents.

But she has made gains: from two departmental councillors in 2011 to 62 in 2015, for example.

Thus all of the three most conspicuous candidates made gains from the first clash but maintained the same standing.

Both Cruz and Christie made gains from their standing among Republicans in previous Post-ABC polls, with Cruz's favorable rating growing from 44percentt in May to 53percentt in November and 60percenttodayay.

The NAEP data show that, while students indeed made gains from 2007 to 2011, all of the meaningful gains were among students not from low-income families (those ineligible for the school lunch program) rather than among the economically neediest D.C. students, whom Ms. Rhee often emphasizes publicly.

Gain most remaining constituency seats from Labour, make gains from Conservatives and Lib Dems too.

No party that makes gains from both of its main opponents is doing anything other than well.

The prospect of making gains from an investment called a zero may sound like a feeble joke.

Choice, an Australian consumer group, has joined with Visa and MasterCard to ask the government to restrict retailers from making gains from the surcharges.

Provided that the global economy can maintain momentum which we expect then risk assets should recover poise and make gains from current levels.