Sentence examples for gain no support from inspiring English sources
Appellees also gain no support from Washington v. Legrant, 394 U.S. 618, 89 S.Ct.
A Trinity theory, these philosophers think, can gain no support from a wrongheaded metaphysics of material objects.
Mr. Koch's suggestions gained no support from Mrs. Merkel, or from several ministries or from any of the opposition parties.
It is somewhat surprising to find a student of evolutionary history embracing this view of individual development, for the idea that we all contain the seeds of our own destinies gains no support from evolutionary thinking.
He advocated expelling the five Soviet KGB spies who had been exposed in Norway in 1975, but gained no support from the government.
These other proposals have gained no support among Idaho's congressional delegation because the bills could place undue public use and development restrictions on Idaho's public lands.
An alternative hypothesis, that the origin of ARGFX dates to genome duplication events in early vertebrate evolution, gains no support from paralogy analysis.
Ribet, Zins, Gueguen, Bingham, Goldberg, Ducimetière and Lang [ 9] showed a dual-reciprocal association between organizational mobility and health, whereas this dual association gained no support in the present study.
But in changing his Cuban tune Trump stands in direct opposition to every other Republican Presidential candidate except for Sen. Rand Paul, whose backing of Obama's Cuba policy has gained him no support and may have cost him (although his recent slide in the polls and inability to raise money are probably attributable to larger factors, among them Trump's rise).
The "pay for play" movement that once seemed to be gaining momentum gets no support from NCAA President Myles Brand, although he said he was in favor of "full-cost" scholarships.
And because most of its losses were to a party preaching socialism the Scottish National Party (SNP), to which it lost 40 of its 41 seats in Scotland that view will no doubt gain support.
