Sentence examples for work from gaining from inspiring English sources

In the early years of his career, his then-unorthodox camera angles and style prevented his work from gaining wider recognition.

Our resident microbes work to keep pathogens from gaining a toehold by occupying potential niches or otherwise rendering the environment inhospitable to foreigners.

And he admits his much-heralded new visa rules would have stopped just 42 foreigners from gaining work permits over five years.

Discrimination also works to frighten others from gaining an HIV positive status.

"In every country, you have an oligarchy, a bourgeoisie, working to prevent other groups from gaining power.

While rebuilding the temple of the Yungang Grottoes, he authorised building work before gaining approval from Unesco, risking damage to the statues.

The main reason most women who work from home gain weight is their unstable position.

In 2013-14 those in work would gain from tax cuts while those not employed would lose from benefit cuts.

That is offshoring, but it is not outsourcing.Related items Idea: Niche marketOct 27th 2009 Idea: OutsourcingSep 29th 2008Economists argue that offshoring is a win-win phenomenon: the country that sends the work abroad gains from lower costs, and the country that gains the work gets extra jobs.

Through the fellowships, SEA-ORCHID aimed to increase capacity for EBP at participating hospitals and provide an opportunity for fellows to take time out from clinical work to gain skills and confidence to enable them to be leaders in EBP change in their professional roles.

The work and conclusions gained from the analysis of five new underground interchange buildings ongoing in Madrid, Spain, is presented.