Sentence examples for finding strong support from inspiring English sources

Pataki campaign aides say he is finding strong support among elderly Latinos and newer immigrants in Hispanic enclaves like Corona, Queens.

Several leading foreign policy organizations say their Web sites are getting several million hits a month, up substantially from the period before Sept. 11, and polling organizations say they are finding strong support for greater international cooperation on major issues.

#LongTermEconomicPlan pic.twitter.com/OjjyTVheBS March 24 , 20149.03am GMT The government seems to be enjoying a rare budget bounce, with the gap between Labour and the Conservatives narrowing sharply in two weekend polls and YouGov finding strong support for the government's pension reforms.

But we are starting to see more of these open source projects finding strong support in traditional enterprise companies.

In preparation and subsequent to the EC conference, Ethical Markets has funded three Beyond GDP surveys, finding strong support worldwide for ESG metrics in national accounting.

An interesting study investigated dinucleotide biases among several RNA viruses, finding strong support for the hypothesis of vertebrate viral CpG depletion induced by host immune system.

Given the richness of the model, the variance of the processes being modeled, and the relatively small amount of information in the summary statistics calculated from the sequence data, finding strong posterior support for any scenario is unexpected.

"The finding lends strong support for the case that food additives exacerbate hyperactive behaviors (inattention, impulsivity and overactivity) at least into middle childhood".

This finding gives strong support that both echoes are created by the same turbulence-based mechanism and not by different mechanisms as speculated by several previous authors.

This finding received strong support in our second stage of analysis, which involved the use of both: (1) inductive processes (through the use of interviews) and (2) deductive (i.e., mathematical) approaches to analyze the innovation performance in Taiwan's pharmaceutical industry.

Our finding provides strong support from the Turkish case for the conclusion reached by that study.