Sentence examples for gains currency from inspiring English sources
Yet if we keep telling women they are useless behind the wheel, the idea gains currency.
The government's hope must be that this view gains currency, before another business-deterring law hits the statute books.
In the process it shed light on the ways in which a trend takes shape, gains currency and wends its way into the marketplace.
Campaign slogan "Im Swollen!" gains currency.
For example, if a link to a post about healthcare reform on an obscure blog suddenly gains currency and is retweeted hundreds of times, that is a signal to perhaps rank that link higher in searches about "healthcare reform".
Modern linguistics has been and still is searching for an explanatory account of how this web of myriads of specific associations between the sens-ible and the intellig-ible gains currency so as to enable all the varieties of linguistic interaction, known as registers.
"Now, not only houseboats, floating has gained currency".
Several myths have gained currency in the debt debate.
The power nap, he said, is gaining currency.
The approach gained currency amid an HIV epidemic involving injecting drug users who often shared needles.
So even a quote about how lies gain currency could be false.
