Sentence examples for bursts of support from inspiring English sources
The National Front's outspoken and vehemently anti-immigration leader, Jean-Marie Le Pen, has had occasional bursts of support before: four years ago, he made it to the runoff for president, losing to President Jacques Chirac.
While other candidates have been hesitant to commit to the state or have had trouble sustaining their initial bursts of support, Paul has been methodically building an organization and a growing corps of followers.
Meanwhile, the many rebel groups have had to compete for irregular bursts of support from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and a range of private funders, each with its own ideological interests.
The concern follows a burst of support for the strikes – from Republican and Democratic leaders alike – on the night they were ordered.
Mr. Bloomberg described the Tea Party movement as a fad, comparing it to the short-lived burst of support for Ross Perot in 1992.
Experts in campaign finance had expected General Clark to enjoy a burst of support in the initial weeks, but whether he can sustain the momentum is an open question.
Since the Senate vote, conservative Republicans opposing any legalization have seen a burst of support, and they are seeking to stop the House from passing any bill that could be matched with the Senate's in negotiations between the chambers.
The results show a burst of support for gun reform in the two weeks after the shooting, followed by a gradual reversion to the mean.
For some young designers, the ups and downs of a campaign from the first burst of support to the final minutes of the funding window can be fraught with angst and uncertainty.
