Sentence examples for to gather much from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, he has not seemed to gather much enthusiasm from his fellow Republican leaders.
Fox also struggled to gather much of an audience for the series premiere of its "Bones" spin-off "The Finder," which drew 5.5 million viewers.
"With little tangible evidence that the tightening in lending criteria is being reversed, we do not expect the recovery to gather much momentum over the coming months".
He saidthat existing laws may not be sufficient to deal with advances in technology that have allowed it to gather much more data than before.
They also found the generators in South Australia were able to gather much higher profit margins for each extra unit of power produced compared with other states, and that had increased significantly since May 2016.
As a dominant New York voice against the center, Mr. Lazio has attracted a burst of public attention to a campaign that had failed to gather much momentum, overshadowed by the money and muscle of his Democratic rival, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.
The most counterintuitive, as well as the most politically difficult, premise of the manual is that the American military must assume greater risk in order to gather much-needed intelligence and, in the end, achieve greater safety.
And it was for good reason; North Korea is often linked with trafficking and is thought to manufacture heroin on a large scale, using the profits to gather much-needed foreign currency.
According to Virginia Trimble, an astronomer at the University of Maryland, such rankings tend to simplify complicated collaborations between institutions and fail to reflect that many astronomers gather much of their data outside their home institute.
So far the Kerry campaign does not seem to have gathered much steam from this wellspring of bad news.
"Virgil borrowed much from Homer . . . and even Shakespeare and Milton, so justly and proudly our boast as the brightest originals, would be found to have gathered much from the abundant stores of current knowledge and classical studies in their days".
