Sentence examples for lent some support from inspiring English sources

Even the Royal Geographical Society lent some support.

One document released by Mr. Snowden lent some support for the Obama administration's insistence that the N.S.A. is tightly controlled.

"It could be people who unwittingly lent some support, or it could be people who actively supported the hijackers," the official said.

While the Bush administration had lent some support to that effort, the new move implied that it now saw no legitimacy in any Hamas operations.

Analysts at Nomura lent some support, writing in a note that "we think the 20 percent sell-off in BAC yesterday seems overdone as the bank still has solid consumer and capital markets franchises and a much improved balance sheet versus 2008".

The M100 also lent some support to the walking wounded in hopes they could scoop up some damaged goods that they could turn around and sell at a tidy profit.

Archaeology lends some support to the idea.

Opinions on how to cut the budget deficit (chart 4) lend some support to the notion.

The circumstances of Mr Weill's departure lend some support to this theory.

Academic research also lends some support to the questionable value of a staggered board.

(The earliest citation Carkeet gives, 1984, lends some support to this notion).