Sentence examples for successful gain from inspiring English sources
The phrase "successful gain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a gain or benefit that has been achieved successfully, often in business or investment discussions. Example: "The company's strategic investments led to a successful gain in market share over the last quarter."
For President Obama's solar agenda to gain scale, these two classes of companies need to become successful, gain size and momentum and proliferate like dot-coms during the bubble.
Therefore, the successful gain of donor-side HNRNPF/H SREs might require the gain of additional sites in the upstream acceptor flanks.
His supporters coalesced into three main groups, of which the Union for the New Republic Unionn pour la Nouvelle République; UNR) emerged as the most important and electorally successful, gaining 26 percent of the vote in the 1958 election.
The preservation of these constant structural functional features throughout such a long phylogenetic span likely points to the successful gain-of-function conferred by their early acquisition.
Initially the party seemed moderately successful, gaining about 10% in the election that December and forming an influential faction in the Russian parliament.
On this occasion he was successful, gaining 53.62% of the vote.
The advance was immediately successful, gaining ground there, and in Mostar.
During the next three seasons, the Kingsport Indians football team at Dobyns Bennett High School was very successful gaining two state titles.
By the end of the fifteenth century, this group was being joined by increasing numbers of literate laymen, often secular lawyers, of which the most successful gained preferment in the judicial system and grants of lands and lordships.
By the end of the 15th century this group was being joined by increasing numbers of literate laymen, often secular lawyers, of which the most successful gained preferment in the judicial system and grants of lands and lordships.
If the applicant goes through with the registration, Mr. Neuman said, the trademark holder would be given the opportunity to challenge it and -- if the challenge is successful -- gain the right to use the name.
