Sentence examples for appreciable support from inspiring English sources

In fact, Egan found the bans ("yes" side) picked up, on average, 7% support from the final polls, while the "no" side picked up no appreciable support.

Even in countries where right-wing populist parties have attracted appreciable support, the relationship between populist sentiment and actual support is remarkably hit or miss.

Unlike his election to a first term in 1978, made largely possible by strong support from Washington's white community, his latest victory came without any appreciable support from white voters.

In the 10 countries included in the 2014-2015 European Social Survey where right-wing populist parties have attracted appreciable support (Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland), the strongest statistical predictors of that support were right-wing ideology and anti-immigrant sentiment, followed by anti-E.

Only four of those candidates have received appreciable support in public polling so far, and five will appear at the first Senate debate Monday night.

And so did Barack Obama, right up to the point at which it became painfully apparent that there was no appreciable support in America for getting into that war, outside of a few offices in Washington, DC.

This is not to say that Mr. Thompson lacks appreciable black support.

While the polls indicate that a plurality of voters said Mr. Gore won the debate, which was held on Oct. 3, that does not appear to have translated into any appreciable new support for Mr. Gore.

In an op-ed, University of Chicago law professor and former ACS Board member Geoffrey Stone added that "in the years since 2000 every one of... four [Supreme Court] nominees was confirmed by the Senate, and they were confirmed with appreciable bipartisan support".

The water content and holding capacity after equilibrium swelling of PIAC are appreciable for supporting the cell growth and ECM deposition as given in Table 1.

Gankyrin does not bind wild-type FtsH with any appreciable affinity (Supporting Information, Figure S2), which is unsurprising, given that the S6 and FtsH ATPase subdomains share only ∼24% sequence homology.