Sentence examples for choice of support from inspiring English sources

The choice of support may not be trivial due to complex dielectric response of sample support assembly.

The choice of support depends upon the infant's respiratory drive, severity of lung disease and airway patency.

Weapon choice matters, each gun feeling notably different to wield, while character build – such as combat preference, choice of support skills, and gear load-outs – has a notable impact on both solo play and effectiveness in a team.

That something else is expected to be a series of votes, perhaps on Wednesday, in which MPs can, at long last, express a preference beyond the binary choice of support or opposition to May's deal.

Southbank Artistic Director Jude Kelly's introduction made it clear that Bassy was Baaba Maal's personal choice of support act, and Maal's generosity in sharing the stage extended to an eclectic mix of African musicians both young and old.

The catalytic performance of supported heteropolyacids in various liquid solid and gas solid heterogeneous reactions may be affected by the choice of support and/or the method of heteropolyacid deposition.

Unlike residents, who will have a choice of supporting or boycotting the restaurant, workers should be made aware of the location's environmental history.

But Mr Lacouture also often gives Mitterrand the benefit of the doubt, making a partial choice of supporting quotes here, leaving out unflattering details there.

Shareholders had a choice of supporting the incumbent board, which favored an offer to combine with Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional of Brazil, or Esmark's slate of directors, which will now assume control and combine the companies.

Setting aside that it is far too early to claim credit for broad economic trends, Trump's choice of supporting evidence — the labor participation rate and number of food stamp recipients — is odd.

In my constituency in Hendon, I was faced with the stark choice of supporting the Liberal Democrats, who looked like they might have been on the verge of a breakthrough, or vote for the incumbent Labour MP who had a wafer-thin majority against a doctrinaire Tory.