Sentence examples for further succour from inspiring English sources

The English nationalist revolt is sure to provide further succour to such forces within EU borders.

Martial's goal was his first since 20 January at Burnley and given that Mourinho had lost his previous two matches in Switzerland, there was further succour to be had.

The latest paper, which looks at TOMS shoes, gives further succour to the naysayers.The authors, all from the University of San Francisco, focus on the effect of TOMS donations of children's shoes on local shoe markets.

Belief in the possibility of matriarchy received further succour from Margaret Mead's studies of Western Samoa (1928) and New Guinea (1935), and Robert Briffault's wide ranging anthropological study, The Mothers (1936) (Passerini, 1999: ch. 4).

Modern R&B lovermen can fog the issue further, blurring the edges between the succour of good romance and the doing of very bad things.

They have received some succour.

They provide succour, not sentimentality.

I'd rather take succour from that.

These give succour to both camps.

Pressed further, he said that the currently policy would not be published even once those court cases have concluded, as to do so would "lend succour to our enemies".

Yet the succour provided is limited.