Sentence examples for argument gained from inspiring English sources

The argument gained traction.

Increasingly, throughout the late 1990s and into the new century, this argument gained sway.

That argument gained credence with investors, helping to propel Apple's market value past Microsoft's.

The argument gained credence during a second campaign controversy, this time involving Mr. Obama's acquaintance with Bill Ayers, the former antiwar militant.

That argument gained strength after the Securities and Exchange Commission accused Goldman of fraud last April in connection with a mortgage security it had created and sold.

This argument gained strength after the US military recklessly damaged archaeological sites in Iraq, and then Islamic State fighters overran them.

"This argument gains authority when it is rooted in the practical realities of farming" — rather than academic theorizing — "which it was in several of our entries, and these to me were the most compelling," he pointed out.

There is an argument gaining momentum on the left – given voice by Owen Jones in these pages last week – that the current EU crisis proves that the European project does not work for ordinary people.

Many classical computationalists are happy to allow "massively parallel" mental computation, and the argument gains no traction against these researchers.

This argument gains support from the significant impact of ArcA on S. oneidensis carbon utilization observed in this study.

This argument gains further potency when one considers the negative regulatory effect of SIPA1 on Rap1, and that Rap1 has been implicated in the maintenance of epithelial polarization [ 22] as well as in the maintenance of intercellular adherens junctions [ 23].