Sentence examples for argument has grown from inspiring English sources
That argument has grown more resonant as Turkey's membership negotiations have stalled.
This line of argument has grown louder in recent years, as democratic politics has become more unpredictable and, to many, deeply alarming in its outcomes.
For a long time I found this difficult to believe, but with each passing year the argument has grown more credible.
The volume on that argument has grown louder in the last couple of weeks, as Telmex's competitors, including Mexico's dominant television company, Televisa, have released a barrage of publicity against Telmex and Telcel, the cellphone company that is also controlled by Mr. Slim.
This argument has growing appeal in Washington: Sept. 11 revealed America's vulnerability and its slowness to recognize the depth of the threat.
In Washington, frustration with Israel's arguments has grown equally tangible.
Their arguments have grown increasingly strident, describing the court as a neocolonialist institution infringing on Kenya's sovereignty.
That is good news for the summer and indeed beyond but why do I get the feeling that we haven't seen the last of an argument that has grown to involve not just the cricketer himself, or the WICB, but the Caribbean community Caricom and the prime ministers of St Vincent, Jamaica, and Antigua and Barbuda?
Since the Guardian first listed 10 reasons why Hill should not be executed, last July, the argument to spare him has grown even stronger.
It is a loaded argument, in that Messi has grown organically in his surroundings for the past dozen years.
