Sentence examples for given additional support from inspiring English sources

A large branch cast ashore by the sea has been added for further reinforcement and the whole structure given additional support by an oversized fishing float draped in net.

Emotivism was given additional support by C.L.Stevenson, who had developed his ideas independently of Ayer, in his book Ethics and Language (1944).

Deaneries with a large proportion of international medical graduates should perhaps explicitly acknowledge that this group might need additional training support and place the candidates in their stronger training practices or make sure that the trainers are given additional support.

Like other incumbents, Mr. Gejdenson had been tethered to Washington during much of the campaign, and, when late polls showed a close race, national Republicans gave additional support to Mr. Simmons.

"He [Abbott] just seemed to be uninterested in moving from his position of not giving additional support, which would provide certainty for Toyota to invest in Australia," said Smith.

The university had already established a school governor initiative to attract academic staff to school governor roles but wanted to give additional support to the strategic development of UK state schools through volunteering.

(The same effect produces gravitational lensing, where a massive cosmic object focuses light from another object beyond it to produce a distorted or magnified image. The astronomical discovery of gravitational lenses in 1979 gave additional support for general relativity).

"There's a very strong argument in my view that, because the power generation [sector] is an enabler for other sectors to decarbonise, such as transport and heating, we give additional support and encouragement to investors in low carbon energy," said Davey.

The pedagogic resources give additional support by learning objectives, glossary, references, index and searcher.

They have committed to giving additional support for families and a speedy introduction of a "living wage" for council staff.

In agreement with a growing literature, our study gives additional support to the idea that AV plays a key role in freshwater fish recruitment.