Sentence examples for arguments gaining from inspiring English sources

WITH the Hewlett-Packard arguments gaining credibility, Mr. Hewlett's side responded.

But it would be troubling if such arguments gained traction with regulators.

But over the years, he said, those arguments gained weight in his mind, aided by the growing threats of economic boycotts of the state and the behind-the-scenes persuasion of Gov. Roy E. Barnes.

Critics of capital punishment maintained even during legislative debates about the law in 1995 that the deadlock provision, which the Court of Appeals said was unique among the nation's capital punishment laws, coerced jurors to vote for death, but some critics say such legal arguments gained little traction in a Legislature convinced that the public strongly favored capital punishment.

Nevertheless, it is not always easy to tell whether Kant's arguments gain their plausibility only by relying on ideas established by observations of human being and the world they inhabit.

Ultimately, none of Beshear's arguments gained much traction, and he lost the race by a 724,794 votes (55.5%) to 560,012 (42.9%).

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.

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.

In the case of children in failing public schools, this argument gains moral urgency.