gain in

Frequency: 7.216.0 per million words

an increase in a particular quality or amount

gainPREPOSITION + gain

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Examples (10)

  • Last year there was only a modest gain in earnings.
  • The policy delivered a significant gain in efficiency.
  • We hope to see a steady gain in market share over the next quarter.
  • After weeks of practice, the team began to gain in confidence.
  • The treatment resulted in a rapid gain in weight among patients.
  • If we streamline the workflow, we could gain in productivity without hiring more staff.
  • Her reputation has continued to gain in prominence since the award.
  • Investors welcomed the unexpected gain in quarterly revenue.
  • Over time, you will gain in understanding of the system’s nuances.
  • Despite the downturn, there was a small gain in visitor numbers this month.