Sentence examples for a fraction of support from inspiring English sources

Musical "Mormon" is the runaway favorite for best musical with a fraction of support going to "Sister Act," a turnaround success story in some eyes after a stateside overhaul of the 2009 London version.

The community has been great to us since we have opened our doors and continues to support us and providing a space for artists to showcase their work is only a fraction of the support the Harlem community has shown to us".

As Sir Christopher Frayling said last year, this sector contributes almost as much as financial services to the UK's economy but with a fraction of the support.

What's more, these donations are probably a fraction of the support offered by a complicated and coordinated network of conservative activists.

Almost everywhere, Europe's traditional mainstream parties are in retreat, with centre-left social democrats and centre-right Christian democrats who have dominated national politics for 60-odd years struggling to command a fraction of the support they would have considered automatic even five years ago as voters increasingly doubt their capacity to address their problems.

In the House, 112 of the 193 Democrats have co-sponsored a single-payer bill proposed by Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan and called the "Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act". Until recently, the bill had attracted a fraction of that support.

In contrast, a fraction of network support and on-board resources are used.

The amount of carbonaceous deposits is markedly lower in the B zone and a fraction of the support is coke free.

The memories of the London Olympics are still fresh in my mind and if we can just get a fraction of the support they had last summer then it would be amazing.

Nelson writes, "What Basile misses is the point that were Knox unattractive, let alone a minority or male, she would have a fraction of the support she has".

That's why funding rules for referenda not only cap maximum permitted spending, but also restrict major spending to parties that routinely gather 30% of the vote - that's right; if we actually got a referendum, individuals or parties opposing EU membership would only be permitted to spend a fraction of those supporting it.