Sentence examples for have either supported from inspiring English sources

Some of America's closest friends have found it more useful to do business with countries that have either supported terrorists on their soil, been indifferent to them or been too afraid to go after them.

House Majority PAC alone is responsible for two-thirds of the money spent by outside groups in the race, shelling out more than $712,000 on independent expenditures that have either supported Brownley or attacked Parks.

Inconsistent results have either supported or denied the origin of Schwannian and neuroblastic cells from a common tumor-initiating cell.

Schwannian stroma represents a biologically relevant feature for NTs, but its nature is still controversial as inconsistent results have either supported or denied the origin of Schwannian and neuroblastic cells from a common tumor-initiating cell.

Since taking office in 2001, Mr. Bush has either supported or condoned scores of other tax breaks for oil and gas production, small business owners, hydrogen-powered cars, families with children and many other purposes.

"I think that's what's giving some of these artists a little bit of confidence [to be more vocal]," Moss said of country up-and-comers like Maren Morris and Brothers Osborne, or even contemporary superstars like Eric Church, who've either supported Democratic candidates or criticized conservative sacred cows like the NRA without commercial repercussions.

To summarise thus far, the evidence reviewed has either supported the hypothesised negative association between affective and/or cognitive perspective-taking and antisocial conduct, or corroborated the null hypothesis.

Just this summer, the group bestowed  several of its "Champion of the 50+" awards on Republican lawmakers who have either explicitly supported benefit cuts or expressed openness to them.

For example, in a recent survey in the Science journal about 57% of researchers have either no support for data analysis or are dependent on others for managing experiment data [ 1].

He could very well stand at a lectern in Cleveland at the Republican National Convention, in July, accepting the nomination of a party whose top elected officials governors, congressmen, and senators—have either refused to support him or actively opposed his nomination.

He said they were watching that area "because historically that is where the Al Qaeda and Taliban has either been supported or accepted, and the local population has been neutral".