Sentence examples for really gain from inspiring English sources

I didn't really gain anything.

"It's helped us really gain some momentum," Mr. Leanardi said.

Economies don't really gain traction, like a tractor.

Did Bartmann and his company ever really gain the respect of old-line businesses?

"What do we really gain by Russianizing Stravinsky to the bone?" he now asked.

What do the club Med countries really gain, and what do they lose, from their policies?

It's dealing with the difficult issues that will really gain your staff's belief and respect.

I would not have the ability to really understand the difference between retail banking and commercial banking and to really gain the appreciation for a strong retail bank.

But the toning-shoe segment did not really gain in popularity until last year, when Skechers introduced Shape-Ups and Reebok introduced EasyTone.

"We have the question of what would the Syrians really gain from destabilizing Lebanon?" said Hilal Khashan, a political science professor at the American University of Beirut.

Did one member of the company really gain his Equity card as a cruise-ship magician, whose speciality was "filling the stage with fish"?