Sentence examples for endorsed almost from inspiring English sources

She is richly endorsed, almost guaranteed wealth beyond her dreams and utterly humble.

In a testament to how quickly and radically the intellectual consensus can change, the same results have been cited, and endorsed, almost verbatim, in a recent article by none less than the current ECB governor Jean-Claude Trichet, and by several others.

By contrast, core subjective symptoms of mood elevation were endorsed almost equally often in the probable bipolar and threshold bipolar groups, with intermediate exceptions of racing thoughts and distractibility.

The appellate judges were particularly critical of the indictment, brought against the seven by public prosecutor Fabio Picuti and endorsed almost completely by Billi, for its reliance on what they call a "purely regulatory" measure of guilt.

At this point, the now adult participants who were directly affected reported mild posttraumatic stress, and indirectly affected participants endorsed almost no posttraumatic stress reactions.

Smoking status did not affect the odds of believing that 'going to the doctor quickly increases chances of surviving', which was endorsed almost unanimously (⩾97%).

"Mr Lansley endorses almost every point the unions have made.

But Polian has been around too long to endorse almost any collegian coming out early.

Those turned out, by the end of the sixties, to endorse almost anything but more color-field.

Even so, some northerners endorse almost any government action in the harsh environment, where battling sand alone constitutes a daily struggle.

What about James Beard, whom Severson wittily nails by saying "he was a food pimp of the highest order" because he would endorse "almost any food product" and wrote so many cookbooks?