Sentence examples for make small gains from inspiring English sources

Only Deitchler did not make small gains.

Its logo a modest house with a brown roof spoke to its mission to help low-income Kenyans make small gains towards a better life.

Mr. Chambers is counting on these newer areas to lift the company as its more mature products retreat or make small gains.

We were trying to add new features to help turn matches into conversations and they would make small gains, but not huge gains," he says.

The stroke and the poems that Tranströmer has written from inside its cruel sentence have only dramatized what was always there in him: the sensation of being arrested by silence, the hope that poetry can make small gains upon it.

Although information can't really travel faster than light speed, Zhan argues that communications could make small gains in the speed at which signals are detected.

Teachers whose students agreed with the statement, "We spend a lot of time in this class practicing for the state test," tended to make smaller gains on those exams than other teachers.

In addition, research suggests that females, minorities, and individuals of lower socioeconomic status (SES) make smaller gains during post-acute rehabilitation care (PARC) and/or in recovery post-stroke.

Blacks, females, older individuals, and individuals living in communities with lower incomes were more likely to receive institutional care; and if discharged home, were more likely to receive HH. Considering the fact that, all other things equal, individuals with these characteristics tend to make smaller gains in recovery following stroke, these findings are encouraging.

He even made small gains among groups that typically have been solidly Republican — whites, conservatives, Southerners, regular churchgoers.

And while the Conservatives and the Bloc made small gains in Quebec, it was the Liberals who cleaned up.