Sentence examples for full-time supporting from inspiring English sources

"Just as The Linux Foundation has funded Linus Torvalds to be able to focus 100% on Linux development, we will now be able to support additional developers and maintainers to work full-time supporting other essential open source projects," said Jim Zemline, the executive director of the Linux Foundation in a statement today. .

We might like to ignore this fact when we're selfishly enjoying one of our favorite shows, but Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles are pretty much the only actors on TV who don't have a full-time supporting cast to lighten their filming load.

After his father died in 1962 Mr. Goldblatt sold his family business to become a photographer full time, supporting himself through commercial work.

In Denmark 3-4 deafblind consultants work full time supporting children with Usher syndrome, their families, and professionals at the schools where the children attend.

Yamauchi's husband is Shigetoshi Yamauchi, who is her trainer and full-time support system.

Yamauchi's husband is Shigetoshi Yamauchi, who is now her trainer and full-time support system.

It's important to make clear that there may not be full-time support.

Meanwhile, at Bonner, there's enough money for a full-time support worker who visits every family before their child starts school and who helps parents to sort out benefit problems and housing difficulties.

But every Tuesday night, the small core of full-time support workers and committed volunteers that make up local charity Simon on the Streets pitches its tent here in this quiet corner of central Leeds.

Over the last two decades, colleges and universities doubled their full-time support staff while enrollment increased only 40percentt, according to a new analysis of government data by the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, a nonprofit research center.

Members of the reconfigured board will not have any of the perks -- like $15,000 annual stipends, chauffeured cars and full-time support staffs -- that board members have enjoyed for years.