Sentence examples for first half supporting from inspiring English sources

Gerrard played the first half supporting Milan Baros up front and didn't have much of an impact.

Burrell, who struggled to get in the game for the first 30 minutes – as did his more experienced opposite number, Mathieu Bastareaud, scored England's second try eight minutes into the second-half, supporting a burst from Vunipola after a decoy run by Billy Twelvetrees had fractured the defensive line, while Nowell appeared all over the pitch.

Between one third and half supported redesigning the medical system to significantly reduce the role of private profit oriented insurance companies.

Liberum said: Reassuringly robust first half results support our ongoing positive stance.

"I thought certainly in the first half our support on our runners was slow, mixed with their good work in the jackal area.

In the first half of 2016, supported by an entrepreneurial mindset - what is called in Beijing "mass entrepreneurship" - and an appetite for innovation, China's GDP grew by 6,7%, and, last year, the Middle Country contributed approximately 30% to global economic growth.

Just over half supported Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, and nearly a third didn't support either candidate.

Crédit Lyonnais's executives are quick to protest that the bank is run along purely commercial lines.The bank's first-half profits support their case.

Of that total, the Council of Ministers, member states' key decision-making body, had approved just 75 and the signs are that it is unlikely to get a move on in the year ahead.West Germany, which takes over the Council presidency for the first half of 1988, officially supports the programme, which should be good news for internal marketers.

They would put headlines on my pieces that they knew were bullshit, and tell me, 'Don't worry, we're just giving your story some juice.' " For the first half of 2016, she supported Bernie Sanders; when he dropped out, she was conflicted.

Moreover, since applied transcranial electric currents exert initial effects presumably by an immediate modulation of electric fields on cortical networks [3], [4], [6], [7] the occurrence of a rebound already within the first half hour following stimulation support the existence of a fast-acting cortical mechanism underlying homeostatic sleep regulation.