Sentence examples for might actually support from inspiring English sources

Asked whether there was "any sense that the parliamentary party might actually support" moving the embassy, Morrison was curt.

At least then the implication was not a bill about yet more broadcast and spectrum deregulation, but a bill or discussion that might examine how government might actually support what is, by its own admission, a tenth of the economy.

In other words, the White House might actually support a trigger or co-ops instead of a national public option.

Interventions that improve such aspects of HIV/AIDS patients' lives as spirituality and social functioning might actually hold much potential to support ART adherence and outcomes.

A three-star review that ran in the right-wing Daily Mail, an outlier among widespread five-star rapture, asked whether Hamilton, as an architect of national sovereignty, might have actually supported the Leave vote; the other skeptical review, from the Sunday Times, compared Hamilton's economic élitism to the leadership of the European Union.

It's curious that a hysterical fever pitch was reached in the service of harassing an artist to speed up a creative process he was free to indulge in for as long as he wanted, but not to actually support artists who might need it.

But for the company, the project manager might actually be supporting an entire division, or might be nothing more than a person who is supporting a small group of assemblers.

When they both appeared at a fund-raiser last week in New York, Mr. McCain praised Mr. Giuliani's debate performance, and Mr. Giuliani went so far as to say of Mr. McCain that "if it weren't for another candidate, I might actually be supporting him".

"Regardless of whose politics they actually support".

Pipes actually support true "end users"?

"I actually support microchipping them.