Sentence examples for attempt to support a from inspiring English sources

The attempt to support a habit frequently leads to criminal behavior — drug sales, theft, prostitution.

The attempt to support a habit frequently leads to criminal behavior drug sales, theft, prostitution.

The 51-year-old was also questioned over his links to the deceased Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky - and admitted he was involved in one "politically-sensitive" attempt to support a political party in Ukraine.

Rhetorically, these two moves attempt to support a claim not directly by appeal to features of the thing we are talking about, nor its similarity to something else, as in analogy, but by appeal to a claim the opponent has already accepted.

Perhaps the most detailed attempt to support a two-tier understanding of the doctrine of not-self comes from Kamaleswar Bhattacharya (1973, 64 and passim), who forcibly argued that the denial of self in Buddhism most often targets common views such as those that associate the self with the psycho-physical aggregates, and not the metaphysical notion of self.

Get your education, and make sure that you are confident in the career you have chosen to support yourself before you attempt to support a child.

In 1965 Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara used the western shores of Lake Tanganyika as a training camp for guerrilla forces, as part of a failed attempt to support an insurgency and spark a revolution in the country.

But days later, the F.B.I. went to the Shafi home with a warrant for attempting to support a terrorist organization — a charge that carried up to 20 years in prison — and led Adam Shafi away in handcuffs.

It continues: "Both interventions have been portrayed as foreign invasions attempting to support a corrupt and unpopular central government against a local insurgent movement which has popular support, strong religious motivation and safe havens abroad.

To reserve the proof for use in attempting to support a later petition, if the first failed, was to make an abusive use of the writ of habeas corpus.

Invoking the Walsh-Healey Act of 1936, 41 U.S.C. 35 et seq., the Secretary attempts to support a conclusion that all businesses involved in interstate commerce have long been subjected to close supervision of employee safety and health conditions.