Sentence examples for means gained from inspiring English sources

Despite its impressive empirical successes, Dual Coding Theory has by no means gained universal acceptance, and alternative explanations of the relevant phenomena continue to be proposed and defended.

"For most women, this means gaining less than they currently gain".

At the Amateur Chamber Music Players association, joining simply means gaining a place in a worldwide directory.

Part of growing up means gaining perspective on money and lifestyle.

In the ever-changing global telecommunications markets, learning the game well means gaining a thorough understanding of industry dynamics, he said.

HP can afford to pack more into a box for the same price if it means gaining market share.

That often means gaining exclusive Korean distribution rights and painstakingly adapting the products to local language and software standards.

However, the very nature of a Ph.D. means gaining a very specialised knowledge while moving in a small research community.

Leaving your teen years behind means gaining a measure of privacy -- to do with as you please," said reader Anne Bagamery.

For memoirists in particular, this means gaining immediate access to online and social media platforms to get additional fans.

The 'low birth weight but heavy current weight' means gaining more weight than usual growth.