Sentence examples for sometimes gained from inspiring English sources

But in loudspeaker design, radically offbeat approaches have sometimes gained approval.

These changes are designed to reduce the unfair advantage sometimes gained by the player whose lie has been altered.

In the worst violence, three anarchists were shot and 12 police officers injured as rioters sometimes gained the upper hand.

With too low a dose, patients felt fatigued, fuzzy-headed, cold, itchy and depressed; they sometimes gained weight and noticed their hair turning brittle.

Former Luton, Leicester, Tottenham and Sheffield Wednesday boss David Pleat told me: "His was an incredible stance when you see what goes on elsewhere and the advantage that is sometimes gained by it.

Workers have also sometimes gained ownership of parts or even all of the enterprises where they work (for example, employee stock ownership plans in the U.S).

Sometimes gaining access, to a place, or to people, comes with strings attached.

Many women enjoy new economic opportunities, sometimes gaining the confidence to flout traditional gender norms.

And other studies have remarked on how frontotemporal-dementia patients sometimes gain new talents.

In closing its quarter a month later, Cisco, based in San Jose, sometimes gains an early glimpse of economic and industry trends.

However, Jennifer Berkshire – writer of the popular Massachusetts education blog, Edushyster - fears politicians sometimes gain a skewed impression of charters.