Sentence examples for Graciously supported from inspiring English sources

My husband graciously supported me through it.

Dr. Debbie Cherney, one of TCI's Faculty Fellows and my committee chair, was graciously supported by TCI to visit India during Spring Break 2016.

His commitment to research in cardiovascular medicine as well as HIV, AIDS and other infectious diseases will be continued through the research managed by this company which he so graciously supported.

In this regard I'm especially grateful to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute ( HHMI), which graciously offered to support my work at the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project during my transition.

Bianca Jagger graciously appeared, to explain that she supported the Liberal Democrats because of their commitment to world peace.

We were graciously sponsored by Betagro Group, a Thai-based company that supported us with food, housing, local transportation, and English translators.

Moving the needle forward, network CEOs graciously came together in a historic decision donating airtime to simultaneously broadcast our fundraising special, which was supported by hundreds of celebrities who helped galvanize the public.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/11/137/prepub Zankli Medical Center graciously permitted the use of their Bactec incubator for this study and also provided office space and utilities that supported this study.

This research was supported by The Walton Centre Neurological Disability Fund and the Motor Neurone Disease Association U.K. We would particularly like to thank the patients and carers who graciously gave of their time to participate in the study.

Recently completing a massive renovation of their bayfront estate, the Maddens chose to support the society, graciously assisting underwriting of the reception and welcoming more than 120 guests, who enjoyed the exceptional catering of Fork, Knife + Spoon, as well as bottles chosen from the Maddens' wine cellar.

This all stems from our ability to genuinely ask for and graciously receive the support of other people.