Sentence examples for were not gaining from inspiring English sources

Previously, those warnings were not gaining sufficient traction because Miliband had been outperforming expectations.

Almost ten per cent of the children at his center get supplemental feedings through a latex tube surgically inserted into their stomachs, simply because, by Warwick's standards, they were not gaining enough weight.

For a while, the easy-money boom allowed everyone to overlook the fact that peripheral economies like Greece's or Portugal's were not gaining competitiveness or "converging," but amassing unsustainable deficits and debt.

Over the weekend, Harriet Harman, the acting leader of the Labour party, ruled out the idea of subjecting the winning candidate to a "break clause" allowing the party to get rid of them before the election if they were not gaining traction.

Production cuts by major suppliers had led to worries that the firm's newest phones were not gaining traction among buyers, in part due to high prices.

We were on track to achieve operational profitability in our California markets, but we were not gaining the market saturation in the Southeast needed to justify the costs of the existing model.

So far, even their minimalist approach is not gaining traction.

"And I was not gaining Republicans," Dodd replied.

The baby was not gaining the expected weight.

"He's not gaining momentum, his ads are gaining momentum," Mr. Green said.

Courage is not gaining 30 pounds for a role in a film.