Sentence examples for generated broad support from inspiring English sources

In summary, although literature on job satisfaction, burnout and turnover is well developed in western countries, and seems to have generated broad support for their interrelationships and their relevance to the human resource crisis, research has only recently begun to investigate these issues together in sub-Saharan African health workforces.

"I think what's going on here is almost any president in my adult life I think would have provided stronger leadership and greater clarity, and as a result generated broader support in the international community and in the country and in the Congress," he said.

That would clear the way for other possible European candidates, including the British and Italian finance ministers and the head of the Bank for International Settlements, who are more likely to generate broad support, according to American and European officials.

Obama's binge spending is having the unintended consequence of generating broad support for cutbacks.

4. It's much easier to generate broad support for more green jobs when we point out that America is in fact already creating them (for more on this kind of issue framing see Nicholas Kristof's article in Outside Magazine).

While it is only a few weeks since President Obama was explicit in highlighting income inequality as a serious issue, since that time there has been little by way of a concerted and consistent effort to generate broad support for the notion that this is a major problem.

If Amaila is as beneficial as its backers claim, an open debate might generate broader support for the project, and cut its $56m bill for political risk insurance.

Open Flow appears to have generated broad industry support, he said, but it must still prove itself in the market.

Military crises have exposed areas where the federal government was needed and have generated broad public support in a country suspicious of government.

But there is no certainty it will generate broad-based support on its own.

WASHINGTON — The Senate on Thursday approved the most significant overhaul of the nation's immigration laws in a generation with broad support generated by a sense among leading Republicans that the party needed to join with Democrats to remove a wedge between Republicans and Hispanic voters.