Sentence examples for regain ground from inspiring English sources

Intel is trying to regain ground lost to AMD, its increasingly confident competitor.

It has struggled to cut costs and regain ground lost to rivals like Nokia.

On the Nasdaq, technology stocks struggled to regain ground after the sell-off on Wednesday.

It lost seats in the provincial elections and is looking for a way to regain ground.

Under Mr. Cohen, the Labor Party hopes to regain ground and win enough votes to form the next government.

Thus, if he holds his current position in the polls, he will begin to regain ground in the FiveThirtyEight forecast.

Can America's much-vaunted culture of restless, iconoclastic and creative individualism regain ground lost to less innovative societies?

The government, having neglected poor white communities in some areas, are now trying to regain ground lost to the BNP.

He is scheduled to go on air in January as part of a shake-up at CNN, designed to regain ground lost to Fox News and MSNBC.

The service is part of a broad set of bets Microsoft is making this fall to help regain ground it has lost to competitors, especially Apple and Google.

The Taiwanese currency is robust, remaining stable against the dollar while other Asian currencies have struggled to regain ground lost during the crisis in 1997.