Sentence examples for traditionally gain from inspiring English sources

The idea is to try to take advantage of the momentum that presidential candidates traditionally gain after their conventions.

The idea is to take advantage of the momentum that presidential candidates traditionally gain after their conventions.

And these are just the conditions in which plausible-sounding arguments against free trade traditionally gain ground.

Monastero believes it is the obligation of studios from parts of the world that don't traditionally gain the attention of the mainstream gaming press to forcibly grab it.

It traditionally gains market share in holiday seasons owing to the strong reputation of its fresh food.

Clerics have traditionally gained followers through their knowledge of the Koran, but the new televangelists attracted people with their accessibility, charisma, or religious fervor.

After assuming imperial power Khubilai discontinued the Chinese system of state examinations through which scholars had traditionally gained court and civil appointments.

They got to the final last time (in 2002 in Japan and South Korea), and the host traditionally gains a lot from home advantage.

Biomaterials scientists have traditionally gained their multidisciplinary training by getting a first degree, a Ph.D., and a postdoc, each in a different field.

The website Mumsnet is an obvious upstart that has successfully campaigned on the kind of ground – issues affecting women and the family – that the WI traditionally occupied, gaining, on the way, the attentions of Westminster.

Investors mulled the implications of a surprise hike to the Federal Reserve's discount rate Friday, and though the conventional wisdom seems to be that tighter poicy is bad for portfolios, Standard & Poor's chief investment strategist Sam Stovall said the stock market traditionally makes gains after the central bank starts turning the screws on monetary policy.