Sentence examples for bring support to from inspiring English sources
Microsoft is among the OEM supporters, which raises the possibility it could bring support to Windows 10, but the company was non-committal when The Verge pressed it on that possibility.
The interesting question is whether easily available information about price and volume of individual securities would have led hedge funds and other sources of private capital to seek out relative bargains, and thus bring support to the market.
"I am surprised by the Hamas government decision to stop our participation; I don't find any problem as we are well dressed while running in the street, and the idea of it is to bring support to the Palestinians in Gaza when internationals participate in it also.
The app is only for iPhone (iPad version coming later) and Android, and will not be coming out on Blackberry or Windows Phone 7. Version 1.1 will bring support to more countries, and it should be out in January.
UWP apps like Mail and Calendar will be first to receive the feature, but the Office suite is working on bringing it as well and, over time, Microsoft plans to bring support to Win32 apps that don't modify the task bar.
Across the nation's colleges, students have also taken up this charge through school walkouts, town halls, fundraisers, and more to bring support to this issue.
Leeds' David Prutton and Jonathan Howson gradually began to link effectively in midfield, bringing support to the isolated Jermaine Beckford.
Though new arrivals to Germany and Europe have dropped off almost entirely, a backlash against immigration has brought support to nativist groups.
Father Gusweller s housing campaign brought support to the church for other programs such as the community center, built 2 yrs.
During the 1990s Vikki helped launch The Tourette Syndrome Association Annual Champion of Children Dinner, which provides one of the largest sources of income for the TSA and has educated and brought support to thousands in need.
George was, on the whole, successful in desultory campaigns against the insurgents' strongholds, but his position became more awkward in the spring of 1468, when Matthias I of Hungary, his son-in-law and rival, brought support to the Czech rebels.
