Sentence examples for give adequate support from inspiring English sources

One of the problems with office work is that many of us are using chairs that don't fit our bodies very well or give adequate support to the back, said Jack Dennerlein, a professor at Northeastern's Bouvé College of Health Sciences in Boston who specializes in ergonomics and safety.

This information is certainly useful for obtaining a better understanding of the sort of policies that need to be implemented to give adequate support to a sector that will be subject to great price volatility and foreign competition in the world markets when milk quotas are removed and where there is still a gap between EU countries in their farmers' ability to use technical factors effectively.

The teeth were extracted in a nontraumatic manner without elevation of full-thickness flaps and preserving the buccal and lingual walls of the alveolar sockets in order to minimize the possible trauma and to give adequate support to the L-PRF filling.

We hope these councils will be given adequate support to get their plans in place.

Unless colleges are given adequate support, however, the great strides we could make in developing British industry and tackling unemployment will be lost.

When she felt that Queen Mary was not giving adequate support to CELL and its facilities, she moved it, and her passion for interdisciplinary research, to University College London.

Mrs. Chan, a vocal defender of Hong Kong's autonomy, had been rebuked by Chinese leaders for not giving adequate support to the territory's Beijing-appointed chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa.

He knew both principals were good — Rowena Penn at P.S. 230 and Ms. Wilkins at I.S. 313 — and would succeed if given adequate support.

"The government will have to ensure that these new campuses are given adequate support and funding, and also to ensure that this is a move towards social inclusion, rather than ghettoisation," she said.

Dyer, who also runs other ventures such as building schools and a local hospital, still has concerns about the future of Kenya if its farmers are not given adequate support.

More important, Dr. Christ, who gave her young subjects pseudonyms in her book to protect their identities, found that given adequate support and assistance, most of the children were able to move on with their lives, without developing serious psychological problems, at least for the short term.