Sentence examples for damage support for from inspiring English sources

That could irretrievably damage support for the lottery in its present form.

A narrative of failure around renegotiation could then damage support for membership as the poll approaches.

Third, to directly test whether talking about anti-corruption will actually damage support for aid, we gave four groups a different statement about poverty in Kenya.

While the government commended the police, political analysts predicted that the decision to fire tear gas and water cannons at demonstrators could damage support for the governing coalition before the next elections, possibly in June.

Saturday's events have prompted some analysts to say that the government may now opt to refrain from calling polls any time soon, because the authorities' handling of the rally could damage support for Mr. Najib.

As cold war operations go, this was one of the good ones: relatively little collateral damage; support for literature; international fame for the main protagonist, who thought his work deserved it; and, for the Soviet intelligentsia, a perhaps salutary lesson that, thaw or not, the old Stalinist traditions of scapegoating and collective persecution had still to be overcome.

And he expressed disappointment that the Pentagon's strike had damaged support for a ban — which the Chinese say they want, in spite of their 2007 test.

Nearly three years ago, a political controversy over the U.S. government's loan guarantee supporting the once-promising but now bankrupt California solar start-up Solyndra seriously damaged support for clean energy in the United States.

As the chart shows, there is uncertainty in the estimates, but it is clear that lower turnout significantly damages support for of Medicare for all.

Regardless, these findings in conjunction with our results demonstrating a crucial role for MutS and DinB in coping with ROS-induced DNA damage support an alternative model for pathoadaptation of P. aeruginosa colonizing the CF airways.

The apparent unethical behavior of the East Anglia scientists could damage popular support for the scientific community, and that could affect policy making and government funding.