Sentence examples for tracking to gain from inspiring English sources

This is why anti-poaching measures make up one of the key areas to which money donated by Independent readers will be focused, along with helping establish a new East African conservancy, local community outreach, and GPS tracking to gain a better understanding of elephant movement patterns.

Scholars on track to gain a First, could receive up to £12,600 over three years.

There is no escaping it now; Cameron is right on track to gain the keys to Downing Street in 23 months' time.

Ford said it was on track to gain market share in the United States for the second consecutive year — the first time that has happened since the early 1990s.

But while Mill came off like a whingey wally, Drake came out on top: his putdown Back To Back was nominated for a Grammy, the first diss track to gain such an accolade and basically like a giant smugface emoji.

The British pound touched its lowest level since May on Monday after a poll showed no party was on track to gain a majority of seats in Parliament, stoking fears of inaction.

The International Commission for Financing Global Education Opportunities, notes in its just-released report that under present trends, only one in 10 young people in low-income countries will be on track to gain basic secondary-level skills by 2030.

As I mentioned previously, the company was on track to gain roughly 500,000 users a month.

The company is on track to gain market share for a second year in a row for the first time since 1993.

The rights and wrongs of that are less clear than the stewards' literal application of the rule forbidding "going off the track to gain an advantage" would suggest.

The only of the Big Three to avert bankruptcy, Ford is on track to gain market share for the second year in a row, which hasn't occurred since 1993, according to the report.