Sentence examples for energetically supporting from inspiring English sources

San Antonio has a history of energetically supporting its military bases, he said.

To that end, Mr. Wen said China remains devoted to its intent to "building a nation that is based on innovation" with the aim of "energetically supporting the transformation from 'made in China' to 'created in China".' While Germany supports this transformation, it also adds pressure on German businesses firms to keep pace with Chinese competitors, or collaborate.

Citizens remain a crucial part of government; vocally and energetically supporting or opposing specific policies can sway elected officials.

However, recent work has provided evidence that, in addition to the commonly discussed function of providing or sparing energy substrates for neurons, astrocytic glycogenolysis contributes to the ATP pool of astrocytes themselves, energetically supporting astrocytic signal transduction [ 7, 8].

For England the wait goes on: a five-run defeat by an energetic – and energetically supported – India in a rain-ravaged Champions Trophy final deprived Alastair Cook of the chance to become the first England captain to lift an ICC 50-over trophy.

But Sudan has energetically supported the United States since Sept. 11.

"Many rabbis and community members stood with the workers of Flaum and will continue to energetically support an ethical food system," said Rabbi Ari Hart, co-founder of Uri L'Tzedek.

Perhaps the best example her attempt to have it both ways is the draft Democratic party platform, a muddled mess that somehow manages to be both more progressive than in 2012 and far too cautious to inspire the generation that energetically supported Sanders.

Thyroid hormone (T3) induces liver preconditioning (PC) against ischemia-reperfusion (IR), a response energetically supported by AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) upregulation.

In fact, gametogenesis can be energetically supported from two sources: reserves stored in the mantle tissue cells (Bayne 1976; Gabbott 1976); directly ingested nutrients (Newell et al. 1982; Thompson 1984); or a combination of both (Barber and Blake 1991).

Zakaria energetically supported that miscarriage of liberal education.