Sentence examples for finding endorsement from inspiring English sources

The popularity of women's tennis is growing, television exposure has expanded and the stars are finding endorsement opportunities previously reserved for male athletes, but one choreographer of the tour's rejuvenation is walking away.

Step 3...Let the fish-n-chips and money fall where they may while being strategic and opportunistic in finding symbiotic product endorsement relationships that further proliferate his brand.

The fact is, candidates run in every direction in hopes of finding the few endorsements that matter.

But given the Court's skeptical attitude and the fact that the five factors examined by the Court probably equally supported a finding of endorsement or promotion, the Court most likely would have struck down the statute on these grounds as well, had it considered them.

They will never win an Olympic medal, or even the local Turkey Trot, but a certain kind of nonelite runner is finding a way to endorsements.

The group was founded after Dow quit the National Association of Manufacturers to protest NAM's endorsement of a Department of Energy study finding exports have little effect on domestic gas prices.

These findings suggest that endorsement of the concept of food addiction may encourage people to self-diagnose as food addicts and thus explain their eating behaviour in terms of addiction (an external attribution).

Emphasis should be placed on data assimilation from primary proteomic studies in order to improve interpretation of research findings and prospective endorsement (Hojlund et al., 2008).

The Liberal opposition spokesman on immigration, Scott Morrison, said the panel's findings amounted to an endorsement of his party's policies and gave the government "the opportunity to fix the mess they've made" by resuming the previous Conservative government's policy of offshore processing.

"But that 'non-finding' is hardly an endorsement or exoneration," Mr Volcker insists.Mr Parton's lawyer says he handed the documents over to Mr Hyde's committee because he would otherwise have been in contempt of Congress by defying a congressional subpoena.

The findings aren't an endorsement of euthanasia, Swarte says, but they show that--at least from the survivors' perspectives-- it's not worse" than other ways of dying.