Sentence examples for time we gained from inspiring English sources

2005 may be the last time Labour won an election, but 1997 was the last time we gained seats.

"Every time we gained some traction, they would hit us with a 6-0 run or an 8-0 run or they would chip away at our 5-point lead," Mavericks Coach Rick Carlisle said.

"In effect, by sticking with a plan that was neither likely to work in the last stage but was creating significant and needless diplomatic hurdles at the same time, we gained nothing," he said.

By pushing clocks forward an hour on Sunday for daylight savings time, we gained some sunlight at the end of the day but lost a valuable hour of sleep and perhaps more important, a valuable hour of Twitter time.

1,2,16,41 By analyzing a series of subjects carrying ARVC-related desmosomal gene mutations who were evaluated for the first time before the age of 18 years as part of a family screening program for inherited cardiomyopathies and followed up over a substantial period of time, we gained some new insights into the ARVC phenotype and clinical onset.

At the same time, we gain a substantial amount of power in detecting genuine protein-binding sites by using a liberal threshold at probes that are likely to be occupied, as suggested by the supporting data.

We tend to fill up the extra time we gain from these innovations, however.

In its modern form, dating from Victorian times, leisure's a negative concept: it's defined in contrast to work, as non-work - the time we gain, as a result of earning money, that we don't need to spend earning money.

As innovation process models have evolved over time, we have gained a greater understanding of how innovation actually occurs.

In this short time, we have gained a decent following considering how "sharing adverse" our target market can be.

In the course of transforming how we live and how we spend our time we have gained greater mastery over our ability to affect our immediate environment.