Sentence examples for giving no support from inspiring English sources

High bootstrapping values mean uniform support; a support value of less than 50 is treated as giving no support.

However, except for Chionomys (snow voles), other taxa are interspersed among "true" Microtus lineages in our nuclear or combined topologies, giving no support to their generic recognition.

History gives no support to that equation.

Mr. Kostunica condemned ethnic cleansing and gave no support to paramilitaries.

The Bush administration insists it gave no support to the rebellion.

"From the day Father Pat got ill he was given no support, yet they support an abuser priest," says parishioner Brigid McMaster.

American officials insist that they give no support to Nusra fighters despite the group's name change and split with Al Qaeda.

Some of the interpretations are anachronistic impositions on the ancient world; ancient testimony, for example, gives no support to commercial or mercantile explanations.

The king gave no support to this movement and, in a cowardly fashion, disowned a rising of the guards' regiments that backed it.

But victims repeatedly complain they are not taken seriously by the police, or are not believed and are given no support.

Eisenhower privately opposed the Brown school-desegregation decision, sent troops to enforce desegregation in Little Rock, Ark., only after Gov. Orval Faubus left him no choice, gave no support to the civil rights bill of 1957 and signed it without enthusiasm.