Sentence examples for indicated strong support from inspiring English sources
He also cited industry poll numbers that indicated strong support for Finra.
The Senate energy committee voted earlier this week to approve the two nominees, after a hearing last week indicated strong support.
Throughout the country, across regions of vast social and ethnic disparity, including Azeri areas that had indicated strong support for Moussavi (himself an Azeri), Ahmadinejad's margin scarcely wavered, ending at an official 62.63 percent.
Over half of the respondents in Mexico indicated strong support, which is significantly more compared to the 39 % in Canada and 30.2 % in the United States.
While studies have indicated strong support for the differentiation of P. serrulatus from P. scouleri and P. torreyi, few data support the separate species designation of P. scouleri and P. torreyi [60], [74].
Participants indicated equipoise with regard to benefits and harms of SDD, and indicated strong support for a further randomised trial.
On the negative side: polling has indicated stronger support for comprehensive immigration reform than for laws like the law in Arizona, but it has also indicated some significant vulnerabilities for immigrant communities in marginal districts for Democrats on this issue.
One article indicated stronger support from caregivers than from patients for the potential advantages of LAIs [ 28].
Furthermore, even among survey respondents, our findings may have been biased by social desirability, as respondents may have been less likely to self report beliefs and behaviours that may be negatively perceived by others and instead indicated stronger support for data sharing efforts.
Although most initial polls indicate strong support for Abdullah, it is not clear he could hold an outright majority.
And to help sharpen the Republican attacks, Ed Gillespie, who was an adviser to President George W. Bush, and Whit Ayers, a Republican pollster, distributed a survey in April indicating strong support for the idea of keeping "people who would kill Americans" at Guantánamo.
