Sentence examples for really gaining from inspiring English sources

"Chromebooks are really gaining traction.

The key question to ask is what kind of recovery this is, and who is really gaining from it.

Button passed the fading Rosberg on lap 45 while Webber's stunning recovery drive was really gaining impetus as he took Alonso for sixth on lap 46.

Are we really gaining experience or are we just providing employers with free labour, as more and more advertise for placements and internships which will be unpaid?

"Tim made a point that to hire a guy just versed in our offense, what are we really gaining?" Meyer said.

That could encourage them to resume expanding plants and buying machinery -- once they are convinced the economy is really gaining enough strength to warrant such investment.

Who really gained from the policy?

I didn't really gain anything.

Yet what freedom have we really gained?

In Britain a quiz league has never really gained traction.

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