Sentence examples for by supporting a second from inspiring English sources
Philip countered John's alliance with Otto IV of Brunswick, his nephew and claimant to the empire, by supporting a second claimant, Philip of Swabia.
But so far Mr. Sadr, who became a kingmaker in Iraqi politics after the 2010 elections by supporting a second term as prime minister for Mr. Maliki, has urged caution.
The gel's fibers formed a netlike scaffold that set the stage for the second step in the healing by supporting a third compound that flowed in from the channels.
Many business leaders already have recognized this responsibility and have taken the first step by supporting an oath of honor that is gaining momentum around the world (theoathproject.org).org
Then, on a mock-up of an old parchment, it boasted that over 110,000 citizens "have declared their independence from a broken system by supporting the first presidential election truly funded by the people".This is the audacity of humbug.
With famine imminent, the French Committee of Public Safety looked to France's colonies and the United States to provide an infusion of grain; this was to be convoyed across the Atlantic during April, May and June, accompanied by a small escort squadron and supported by a second, larger squadron in the Bay of Biscay.
This hypothesis was supported by a second experiment where mitochondrial respiration was blocked by the treatment with 10 mM NaCN.
Unless the latest strong PMI is supported by a second in December and a third in January, the obvious explanation for the surge is probably the correct one.
Judge Kavanaugh, who was largely supported by a second judge in the three-member panel, A. Raymond Randolph, added that "it is no overstatement to say that our constitutional system of separation of powers would be significantly altered if we were to allow executive and independent agencies to disregard federal law in the manner asserted in this case by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission".
This interpretation was supported by a second analysis the team did with another coarse division: animals with and without the sophisticated physiology, like circulatory systems and gills, necessary to buffer them from changes in the make-up of seawater.
