Sentence examples for broad range of support from inspiring English sources

Mrs. DeLauro and her supporters point out that she has a broad range of support in the House that cuts across ideological, ethnic and racial lines.

"I don't think [David Miliband's fundraising] is indicative of a broad range of support.

"Should Senator Lautenberg not run," he said, "I am confident I will have a broad range of support from the Democratic Party".

Ellison's statement also highlighted the broad range of support he has received from congressional leaders, including senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and incoming minority leader Chuck Schumer of New York, as well as House minority leader Nancy Pelosi.

"Should Senator Lautenberg not run," he said, "I am confident I will have a broad range of support from the Democratic Party". But an adviser to one senior New Jersey Democrat said that it was possible that Mr. Andrews walked away from a meeting with Mr. Corzine with a different understanding of what had been agreed on.

It said its members "offer a broad range of support to people facing genuine difficulties paying their bills.

Most policy experts warn that to prevent dropouts, schools need a broad range of supports for struggling students, as far back as the middle grades.

Mr. Gates also expanded the threat to nations or groups that provide a broader range of support to terrorists.

Sir Vince's answer is to open up his party to outsiders in an attempt to attract a broader range of support and maybe a different pool of political talent.

When the Republican convention began in Philadelphia that June, no vice presidential candidate had overwhelming support, but Roosevelt had the broadest range of support from around the country.

The traditional model was that industry directly sponsored and ran registration studies, and provided academic grants to enable co-operative groups to implement a broader range of supporting studies across a range of tumour types.