Sentence examples for given more support from inspiring English sources

According to exit polls, unmarried women have typically given more support to Democratic candidates than have married women.

Unless carers are given more support, warns Macmillan, they will collapse under the strain of their role, with a huge cost to the NHS and the wider economy.

Killackey's film – which will be shown on 13 October at the Wildscreen film festival in Bristol – calls for the tribes to be given more support.

John McManus, one of the founders of the Miscarriages of Justice Organisation, called for people in Mrs Clark's position to be given more support.

The Nice guidelines have given more support for people who want to get acupuncture but more patients are turned away than I would like.

If the US and the global community had given more support to the reform movement in Iran by pressuring the unelected parts of government - a policy more or less pursued under Bill Clinton - we wouldn't be biting our nails today.

Voters have been giving more support to fringe parties.

"No institution," he said, gave "more support, more strength, more completion".

Studies suggest adult children give more support to a widowed parent than to a divorced one.

The most conservative Republicans are starting to give more support to Romney".

"Publishers need to take more risks with diverse titles and authors, and give more support to midlist and backlist titles".