Sentence examples for make large gains from inspiring English sources

Islamists expect to make large gains in parliament, and many government officials fear they are right.

The far-right Front National is poised to make large gains in the final round of French local elections.

Republicans saw their hopes falter in Texas, the home state of President Bush, where they once thought they could use their political strength to make large gains.

The opinion poll popularity of both Valls and Hollande has risen since the attacks, but Marine Le Pen's far-right Front National party is predicted to make large gains in regional elections in early December.

Ms. McMahon spent $50 million to try to win the seat in 2010, only to lose to a former Connecticut attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, by 12 points in a year that saw Republicans make large gains nationwide.

The impetus for the study came from the former Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner, who last summer became concerned about the unions' growing ability to make large gains in bargaining for new contracts.

Moreover, students in Edison schools start at such low levels that they are more likely to make larger gains than students at better schools.

These students were less likely to have a correct answer during the individual voting period; therefore, they were able to make larger gains.

In particular, European and Japanese markets have made large gains.

Meanwhile, government forces, weakened by defections, also seemed incapable of making large gains.

Meanwhile government forces, weakened by defections, also seemed incapable of making large gains.