Sentence examples for established support from inspiring English sources

Typically, you lose your established support networks, move to a new part of the country and take on large debts.

TA households that have established support networks, local employment and children in local schools may be negatively affected by this.

Like many of the artists he is most drawn to, Mr. Pryor has an attachment to working outside established support structures, or blazing his own way through them, that is both quixotic and (given current economic realities) practical.

"You don't help someone back in to work by forcing them to move from neighbourhoods where they have established support networks and make them move to areas with fewer employment opportunities, miles from the very support that can make work viable.

But many see a tall task for Mr. Espaillat and the other challengers, in part because they could split the anti-Rangel vote and in part because Mr. Rangel, whose mother was black and his father Puerto Rican, already has established support among Hispanics.

T. Test: The movement of a stock or an average toward a previously established support or resistance level.

Generally speaking, professional structures are well established, supported by laws, guidelines, culture and history [ 79].

Tissue micro-arrays containing samples from 424 breast tumours were established, supported by detailed clinicopathological data (Supplementary Table S2).

Where this is not feasible, prioritise persons with injuries or disabilities, establish support networks or organise door-to-door distribution.

Ms. Bahr is also a co-founder of the Money Club (www.moneyclubs.com), which helps establish support groups for women who want to take control of their financial lives.

Instead association and interest might, had the prosecution in his case succeeded, have been enough under yet more emergency legislation to establish support for terrorism.