Sentence examples for greater level of support from inspiring English sources

Newcastle can attract a greater level of support in their home city than Palace can in London and despite Ashley watching the pennies, they can always pay bigger fees and attract bigger names.

In today's process systems, operators are often moved to a control room far away from the physical environment, and increasing amounts of information are passed to them via automated systems, they therefore need a greater level of support to control and maintain the facilities in safe conditions.

These children need far greater levels of support than their middle-class peers.

British Swimming said the move north will give athletes greater levels of support.

Younger women were more likely to have a higher number of surrogate relationships and tended to benefit from greater levels of support from their surrogate families than did older inmates (Loper and Gildea 2004).

Additionally, the "Go West" policy has focused on promoting development in the western region of China with greater levels of support from the central government, and the New Rural Cooperative Medical System has been introduced [7].

"They will be far more involved and active in the matching process and once they do go through the process of adoption they will have far greater levels of support and involvement than they currently have".

Using chi-square analysis it was evident that NISPs, those who worked in mental health, or had been qualified for less than a year received significantly greater levels of support at each of these three stages (p < 0.001).

Larger team practices were associated with a more social environment, greater levels of support and easy access to advice, as well as being likely to have better resources and opportunities.

In addition, based on the assumption that care homes with a higher level of integration would show evidence of correspondingly greater levels of support and contact with health care professionals, each study was analysed to identify the amount of contact, support and training given by the health professionals involved in the study.

While key to positive birth experiences generally, these constructs have also been linked to birthplace, with women who plan PMU births experiencing greater levels of "support, participation in decision-making, attentiveness to psychological needs and wishes for birth [by midwives], information, and for women feeling listened to" [ 5].