Sentence examples for newly gaining from inspiring English sources

In Android Police's tests, some were seeing the option to go live, despite not having 1,000 subscribers – confirming that some YouTube users are newly gaining access to the feature.

And, of course, whether or not the newly gained results will "take well" over Radio.

Its newly gained ability to run Android apps should help with that issue.

"Newly gained freedoms are, for the most part, neither extensive nor firmly grounded," the report concludes.

Their bodies are covered in feathers, reflecting newly gained knowledge that some smaller dinosaurs were probably feathered animals.

Many of us feel our way every day toward an intelligence great enough to accommodate newly gained perspectives.

These areas range from defining and introducing the newly gained blogger's space, to concern about politics, history, media, the situation of Iranian woman, art and football.

If so, the change would seem to reflect an effort by the emboldened insurgency to maintain its momentum and hold newly gained territory.

Maybe they are yet another product — concentrated, unbearably intense — of the narrator's typewriter, the vision that comes with Adam's newly gained knowledge of the world.

In an interview on the Hill, Mr. Lieberman said he intended to use what he described as his newly gained "extra clout" to push a specific legislative agenda this year.

It was unnecessary, a group of Reform rabbis announced in 1845, because "our newly gained status as citizens constitutes a partial fulfillment of our messianic hopes".