Sentence examples for a better supporter from inspiring English sources

Diane Abbott, the Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, said human rights causes "could not ask for a better supporter" than Corbyn.

Wulfheah received Barlaston (Staffordshire), Marchington (Staffordshire), and Alvaston (Derbyshire), while Ælfhelm's other son Ufegeat was given Norton (Derbyshire) "in the hope that he may be a better friend and supporter of the monastery [of Burton]".

Inevitably, bars smell better, supporters of the ban say.

Getting candidates on the board gives supporters a better shot at influencing company policy.

The selection of North Carolina also underscored the hope of Mr. Obama and his advisers that they have a better chance of organizing supporters — and finding new voters — in a conservative-leaning but demographically evolving Southern state than in a traditional battleground like Missouri.

"You can't dream of a better stage - 80,000 supporters with all the folklore that goes with it.

Leave supporters say that would place Britain in a better financial position, but "Remain" supporters, and leading economists, say that  the benefits of being a EU member outweigh problems and that cutting the tie could negatively affect jobs, living standards and economic stability.

Advocates of repeal couldn't have asked for a more impassioned supporter or a better quarterback.

While Americans choose their next president, let us consider a question more amenable to science: Which candidate's supporters have a better sense of humor?

South Dakota Democrats, knowing they start out with a 10-percentage-point disadvantage, have done a better job at getting their supporters to the polls over the years.

It is plainly so close that whichever side does a better job of getting its supporters to the state's polling places on Tuesday will win.