Sentence examples for gain voice from inspiring English sources

Household negotiation is a powerful tool which can assist women to strategically gain voice and influence, while simultaneously reducing pressure within their households.

In Syria, there have been no widespread calls for President Assad's departure, though as the anger mounts in the wake of protesters' deaths, that view has started to gain voice.

What's more is that some current TiVo owners won't have to buy a new DVR to gain voice control features.

After much delay, Samsung has begun rolling out its Bixby smart assistant to users in the U.S. The company said today that an update will allow owners of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ to gain voice capabilities for the service.

To get better, problems must be discussed in order for innovations to gain voice and flourish.

Knowledge is power: When women are armed with knowledge from mobile messages, they gain voice, choice and control over their health.

Most have remained on the margins, in contrast with other democratic countries where four, five, or more parties compete for votes and gain voices in "multi-party" political systems.

In various case studies, he found that workers were able to 'bargain with the algorithm,' gaining voice and power vis-à-vis Uber and local regulators.

It has turned into a rather frustrating summer for Moyes, with the Asia Tour leaving him with more questions than answers and a transfer window in which the big signings remain elusive, plus a Wayne Rooney transfer riddle to solve and doubters gaining voice.

And the only way to stop those issues from gaining primacy and gaining voice is voter suppression". In other words, Republicans are trying to hang on as long as possible to a diminishing demographic so they need to whip up the white vote and make it extraordinarily difficult for nonwhites and the poor to vote.

However, the opposition movement is gaining voice, even in face of a forgetful international community.