Sentence examples for breadth of our support from inspiring English sources

I would rather, and will continue to, discuss the growing breadth of our support for and solidarity with the wider anti-cuts movement and encourage anyone who believes the government is cutting too hard and too fast to join us in Manchester on Saturday or to safely and peacefully show our campaign has moved beyond London.

The ad launched a public education campaign that will now move to new and different voices that reflect the depth and breadth of our support".

The governor general has important constitutional responsibilities, is looked to by community groups and their members throughout the length and breadth of our country for support and encouragement, and – in Sir Zelman Cowen's words – can help to interpret our nation to itself.

And the chemistry community has a number of things to say: we need to support the breadth of our science base, we need investment in equipment on all scales, we need capital and non-capital funding to be aligned, and, although we appreciate it's not easy to find more money for research, we need that too.

Because of the breadth of its support, the Tillman Act was the subject of almost no formal discussion.

What mattered to her was less the breadth of her support than the depth of her convictions.

Once nominees began to be settled before conventions began, their purpose became persuading a party and a nation of the breadth of his support.

It derives largely from numbers: the size of the election victory, the poll ratings, the breadth of partisan support in Congress.

"It is inconceivable – given the breadth of the support which the Human Rights Act commands across the Scottish Parliament – that such consent would be granted.

But he did believe that the $800 limit, while requiring more work, would demonstrate the breadth of his support by "spreading out the base, getting more people involved".

In a sign of the breadth of his support, Trump is ahead of the pack in deeply conservative Super Tuesday states such as Alabama, Georgia and Alaska, and Democratic-leaning states such as Minnesota.