Sentence examples for most significant gain from inspiring English sources

In fact, the most significant gain for elephants was a resolution passed unanimously calling for the closure of all domestic ivory markets "that contribute to illegal trade and poaching".

In the insurgents' most significant gain so far, Isis fighters entered Mosul and stripped the main army base, released hundreds of prisoners from jails and may have seized up to $480m in cash from Mosul banks.

"Greater opportunity for women is probably the most significant gain for human freedom in the last century," the culture critic Andrew Sullivan wrote in The New Republic in June.

An estimated 30,000 Iraqi troops fled from just 800 insurgents after three days of sporadic fighting in Mosul, handing Isis its most significant gain in the sectarian clashes.

In the most significant gain for the Lib Dems, Osborne will say that the personal tax allowance will rise to £9,205 from April 2013, £470 more than planned.

It is the Kurds' most significant gain since Kobani, joining up their own territories and cutting off a supply route to Isis' Syrian stronghold of Raqqa, which lies 60 miles to the south.

His most significant gains came in the Appalachian counties, which had voted twice for Bill Clinton.

In the days since the coup, the rebels have made their most significant gains, seizing towns like Gao and Kidal.

Among the far-right's most significant gains were the celebrated rugby town of Béziers, and the Mediterranean resort of Fréjus.

The biggest problem with TTIP is that the most significant gains are to be made from an area that the public is queasiest about: deregulation.

Indeed, the two U.S. News categories in which Washington University has made its most significant gains, financial resources and student selectivity, seem inextricably linked to its fund-raising prowess and $3.5 billion endowment, the 11th largest in the nation.