Sentence examples for was being gained from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
That could potentially be true, he said, if the volume of accounts to which access was being gained was large — say, in the millions.
Mammalian taxonomy traditionally relied largely on museum collections of preserved skins (with their skulls), but, by the second half of the 20th century, additional information was being gained from other studies e.g., behaviour, genetics, and biochemistry.
What was being lost was what was different, authentic and supportive of a tolerable human existence, while what was being gained was a material improvement which was probably not sustainable, and, worse, which brought with it the prospect of social division, conflict, and war.
Momentum was being gained.
Other efficiencies are being gained through deregulation.
Quickly and surely, though, infrastructure is being built and ground is being gained.
What is being gained by showing people that racism exists, and can be countered by stating the obvious?
Valuable experience in developing, implementing, and operating CCS projects is being gained.
Territory is being gained.
Is something being gained here?" Yes, in fact much is being gained.
At face value, these data indicate that introns are being gained and/or lost in this lineage.
