Sentence examples for endorsed very from inspiring English sources

The largest DNA sequencing labs funded by the U.S. government and by the Wellcome Trust, a British charity, endorsed very similar principles for data release at a meeting of top genome sequencers in Bermuda in 1996.

Because the highest category (3) was endorsed very scarcely, this category was merged with category 2, resulting in a 3-point scale (0,1,2), which was more suitable for conducting LVMs with categorical data in Mplus.

Qualitative analysis revealed that informants had a difficult time endorsing very negative items, for example, "I had lost my faith" or "I was hopeless".

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has already won an Orange prize and a considerable readership, but now she has been endorsed - very lucratively - as a genius.

The German cabinet also endorsed a very small fiscal stimulus, of about €12 billion.

But even before Westfield's offer, Mr. Silverstein and city officials had rejected the concept as impractical, although they had endorsed the very same notion in 2004.

Mr. Powell did not invite any officials from the bureau to accompany him as part of the review, and his speech endorsed the very view on Iraq's nuclear weapons from which the bureau had dissented so strongly.

"Christie endorsed Romney very early, before New Hampshire, and Bush only came on basically after it was a fait accompli that Romney was going to be the nominee," said one senior Republican strategist, a veteran of the 2012 contest.

Likewise, oleanolic acid is present in the olive leaf in significant concentrations (≈3% DW) and has been endorsed with very important pharmacological properties.

This morning, on ABC in an interview with George Stephanopoulos, Cindy McCain endorsed this very view.

The responses given were "very helpful" (58%), "a bit helpful" (30%), "doesn't make much difference" (3.3%) and "a bit unhelpful" (8%); Nobody endorsed the "very unhelpful" option.