Sentence examples for will gain ground from inspiring English sources

The debate is likely to continue, and the push for stronger evidence will gain ground.

"They're ahead in both polls now, and will gain ground in the computers this week and next week.

The gnawing fear is that even if the Taliban do not regain control in Kabul, fundamentalist values and laws will gain ground.

Even in Washington, officials acknowledge that once American forces depart, the Taliban likely will gain ground, at least in rural areas.

The first thing surely is that we should recognise that the emerging world will gain ground vis-à-vis the developed world.

However, water regulation (or lack of it) is a huge determining factor in the speed at which water recycling will gain ground.

The larger market in the near term, analysts say, will be in corporate data centers where 64-bit computing based on PC technology will inevitably gain ground at the expense of the more costly 64-bit computers made for years by I.B.M., Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard.

Within Bangladesh, there is a feeling that if breastfeeding campaigners take their eye off the ball for even a moment, the formula companies will quickly gain ground.

But while the "test and learn" approach might not always be appropriate (no management method is), it will doubtless gain ground over time.

With micro-influencers it's 6% and for our power users it's 10%to12%2%." The influencer marketing world will only gain ground, according to Ip, because organic reach is "getting killed".

Lowe's executives hope the campaign will help them gain ground on Home Depot.