Sentence examples for the idea gained from inspiring English sources

In December the idea gained surprising support from the prime minister, Boyko Borisov.

The idea gained support from 10 students on the panel, with just three opposing it.

But the idea gained major impetus from another event, the accelerating momentum of change in Harlem.

In Cambridge, however, the idea gained momentum a few years ago.

The idea gained traction again recently, while Celtic and Rangers continually talk in private about moving to England.

As Olds published his results, the idea gained momentum, but the imitations did not remain faithful to NFP's approach.

With you the Idea gains ground fast, easily.

The idea gains its momentum not from the desire to provide charity.

The idea gaining traction on the Conservative benches is to phase in the sudden cuts planned for April, so that the credits fall only once the personal allowance and minimum wage rise.

Perhaps more fantastic still is the idea, gaining momentum in non-fictional circles, that a predicament engulfing Washington, D.C., can be resolved with a single platinum coin — and not even a very big one.

It is, however, difficult to accept the idea gaining currency that this rule has killed the yorker as a weapon.