Sentence examples for will make gains from inspiring English sources

Smaller left-wing parties will make gains.

Minor parties, including the Greens and the British National party, will make gains.

For investors, higher rates will make gains in the stock and bond markets trickier than ever to find.

Their ragged response has fueled fears that the Taliban will make gains by stepping in to provide emergency meals and shelter.

Windows Phone will make gains at the low end, but be unable to dislodge Android or iOS at the high end.

Conservatives see it as a strike at the heart of their small-government principles, helping to explain why Republicans are optimistic that they will make gains in the midterm elections in November.

The partnership won't bear instant fruit for SumUp on the customer acquisition front but as and when Revel Systems builds up its customer base in the region, SumUp will also make gains.

Perhaps if Mr. Paul runs again in 2016 — or if his son Rand Paul does — his libertarian philosophy will continue to make gains, especially among younger voters, and he will be hitting those 15 or 20 percent marks more often.

Con 35%, Lab 32.2%, LD 16.9% Seats where Tories will struggle to make gains against Labour in their northern targets: Bolton West Labour majority 92 (2010).

The development may earn the Lib Dems some credit in Cornwall, one of their heartlands in recent years but a place where the Tories will hope to make gains at the next general election.

Jim Geraghty suspects Democratic incumbents will fail to make gains in the final weeks.