Sentence examples for dearly supported from inspiring English sources

The prevailing laissez-faire practices -- free trade through lower tariffs, unrestricted competition, privatization of state enterprises, no restrictions on foreign investment -- are all dearly supported by the corporate executives and government leaders who regularly attend the World Economic Forum, which wrapped up its last session in New York City this week.

The bottom line, though, is that the Lib Dems today are voting to delay something that they in their heart of hearts dearly support, namely the idea of fair votes, the concept that everyone's votes should have an equal weight in electing an MP.

An extraordinarily strong, intelligent, courageous person, who loved her family dearly, and supported good causes (both political and charitable) always.

Two other idols are introduced in Dearly Stars as supporting characters.

As she worked to find justice for herself and the doctor's other victims, Denhollander began to turn a critical eye on a community that she depended on dearly for support ― her church.

Organizers chose Las Vegas not least because it is the center of the Senate race that Tea Party activists would most dearly love to win: Sharron Angle, a Republican supported by Tea Party groups, is challenging Harry Reid, the leader of the Democratic majority.

On this day that I support so dearly, I am making a promise to myself and to all of you.

I love him dearly, and I can't support any political movement that would have him believe he can be "healthy at any size".

For Supporting Actor, I dearly hope Geoffrey Rush gets it -- he underplays so beautifully next to Firth's more showy portrayal of King George VI.

Supporting clients can cost dearly too, and not just on the trading desks — witness the millions Goldman and Deutsche Bank lost selling a large block of Vivendi Universal stock in 2002.

I am where I am because of loyal fans that I am thankful for and of course love dearly all the new angels who support me now....