Sentence examples for sudden gains from inspiring English sources

MOST people in the Labour Party have been at least mildly alarmed by the Tories' sudden gains in the opinion polls.

A representative for Mr. Polis denied he had purchased fake followers and said one explanation for the sudden gains and subsequent losses was a "follow-back" campaign.

The Conservative leader, William Hague, has sought to capitalize on the recent Labor blunders, but Mr. Blair dismissed the sudden gains as transitory.

These are sudden gains or (especially) losses in status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, and fairness.

Hayes et al. [ 22] observed this type of discontinuity in addition to "sudden gains" in the progression of depressive symptoms trajectories.

These include abrupt improvements (mostly referred to as "sudden gains" or „rapid early responses") and deteriorations ("sudden losses") from one session to another (for review see [ 21, 19]).

Still unbeaten, the Panthers have all of sudden gained the attention of the rest of NFL after a stunning 27-23 comeback win over the Seattle Seahawks.

Sue's letter, though, was a story not of loss and lamentation but of the sudden gaining of a new sense and sensibility, and, with this, a sense of delight and jubilation.

But their sudden gain in votes in recent elections in Pakistan, Bahrain, Morocco and Turkey is being viewed as a sign that voters -- at least in those few countries that actually allow free elections -- want to assert pride in their faith to the outside world.

Money has such a powerful impact on people that a sudden gain or loss in money can have a profound effect on some people's personalities and attitudes.

Historian Charles Francis Adams, Jr. writing in the 1870s glowingly called him a "sixteenth century adventurer" in the mold of John Smith and Walter Raleigh and that his "brain teemed with schemes for deriving sudden gain from the settlement of the new continent".