Sentence examples for drawn more support from inspiring English sources

Indeed, surveys of Michigan voters found that he had drawn more support than Mr. Romney among those who are not college graduates and who make between $30,000 and $100,000 a year, while Mr. Romney carried most college graduates and wealthier voters.

The Nazis drew more support from small towns than they did from large cities.

The Senate rejected it on Wednesday, but it drew more support than expected.

Meanwhile, Ms. Fisher and Ms. Eagan are brainstorming about how to draw more support.

After the Connecticut shootings, Smith posted something on Facebook and drew more support to do something.

To win, Mr. Romney needs added strength in rural and suburban areas, where Mr. Obama drew more support in 2008 than did previous Democratic candidates.

Mr. Flaherty had also combined forces with City Councilor Sam Yoon, a losing candidate in a preliminary election in September, to draw more support.

But Porcello drew more support across the board and was listed by all 30 voters – Verlander was left off two ballots.

Three other left-wing parties that oppose the austerity measures drew more support than Pasok in the poll: the moderate Democratic Left with 15 percent, the radical Syriza with 12 percent and the Communists with 11 percent.

It allows the BNP to play the victim card, and to draw more support from the disgruntled middle England, something which is being tapped by the more radical EDL in the recent past.

And both campaigns are trying to highlight the issues they think will draw more support from women, with Mr. Obama emphasizing pay equity and abortion rights and Mr. McCain playing up his "maverick" image and raising questions of respect.