Sentence examples for part of mounting from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers called the verdict a victory and said they had to raise drug use as part of mounting a proper defense for Mr. Arthur.

The toughest part of mounting a towel bar onto a wall faced with ceramic tile is drilling holes through the tile without cracking it, but the holes are needed in order to attach the anchor plate to the surface.

These formed part of "mounting evidence of a range of cumulative measures" putting pressure on civil society groups and increasing the disparity between Australia's commitments to the rule of law and its practice.

The sanctions, part of mounting international pressure aimed at Iran's nuclear program, have prevented Iran from importing parts such as pistons and cylinder heads that its domestically produced cars still rely on.

Cut paste stones may be distinguished from real ones in several ways: (1) paste has air bubbles, natural stones do not; (2) paste is a poor conductor of heat, and so paste stones feel warm to the touch; and (3) paste, like all glass, has an easy conchoidal fracture, yielding brilliant curved surfaces particularly on the girdle (the widest part) of mounted stones near the mounting prongs.

But Western officials say they are disturbed by Mr. Karzai's close relationship with Iran's leaders, in part because of mounting evidence that the country's intelligence services are aggressively trying to undermine the American-led mission here.

American complaints about China's products are part of a mounting trade war.

At least part of the mounting consternation in the capital was because of the clear break with ingrained rituals and ways of doing business.

These are the same cuts, you may recall, that were first designed as a means of "giving back" part of the mounting surplus to the public.

This was part of the mounting evidence that the son would soon be paying his second big-ticket visit to the same Stamford funeral home.

movement targeting Israel, which is separate from any E.U. measures, but is often considered part of a mounting threat of isolation.