Examples of 'made gains' in a sentence
Meaning of "made gains"
This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone or something has experienced progress, growth, or improvement. It implies that favorable advancements, achievements, or profits have been made in a particular context or endeavor
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The AfD party made gains in regional elections.
The two other parties also made gains.
We made gains in the agreement we are signing.
Smaller parties also made gains.
Airbnb has also made gains in terms of employing a more diverse workforce.
Independent candidates made gains.
Republicans also made gains in both houses of Congress.
Neither the left or the right have made gains.
New Jersey has made gains in other areas too.
It went on to note that some parts of the world have made gains.
Women with disabilities have also made gains in educational attainment.
This privileged white layer was made to feel threatened whenever Black workers made gains.
As women have made gains.
Democrats have also made gains in Chester County state legislative seats in recent elections.
Red Bull are hopeful they have made gains.
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The regime has also made gains in the southern outskirts of Damascus.
Both Islamists and socialists made gains.
The Kurds in Syria made gains and were able to liberate their region.
Microsoft and Apple also made gains.
The BMW Group made gains in almost all automobile markets in the first quarter.
No doubt the far right has made gains across Germany.
Sinn Féin made gains from the SDLP and was the largest party among the Nationalists.
All four precious metals have made gains in the month of August.
Somebody 's made gains from all of those sectors in the stock market.
Conservatives and Greens made gains.
Barack Obama made gains across the US.
Towards a rapport with the captain in recent days, I understand that you have made gains.
The BMW Group made gains on all continents.
I've lost weight and made gains.
Liberia has made gains in education, says minister.
So rather than you losing ground, she 's made gains.
The Kosovo Protection Corps has made gains in minority recruitment.
Republicans made gains in predominantly white non-Hispanic counties.
Additionally, Taliban forces have made gains in Pakistan as well.
The party made gains in industrialized suburbs and working-class areas of major cities.
However, with each passing year, they made gains in overcoming this disadvantage.
PCs made gains in the GTA, limiting the NDP 's growth in the decisive battleground.
Despite these challenges, the country has made gains in the survival and education indicators.
Overall, this should not be too surprising, as the e-commerce market has made gains each year.
However, women have made gains much more rapidly than men in recent years.
The SNP also lost seats, though other pro-independence parties made gains.
Our health sector, too, has made gains in curative services and preventative health programmes.
Quebec was the only province in 2015 where the Conservatives made gains.
But crews have made gains and the fire is partially contained, officials said today.
However, they had made gains as well.
His party made gains in England and Wales, including taking Ed Balls ' seat.
During the past decade, Bangladesh has made gains in economic and social development.
Plaid Cymru made gains in the two General Elections held in 1974, winning three seats.
Insufficient investment in education (currently 3.1 per cent of GDP) has made gains achieved unsustainable.
A, We have made gains by working very hard at it.
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