Sentence examples similar to might offer support from inspiring English sources
Supporters of a relaxed ownership rule believe that broadcasters might offer financial support to newspapers in some markets if the two could share resources.
"I do worry that the Republicans might offer stronger support of Israel," Mr. Lefkowitz said after exercising at the Kaiserman Jewish Community Center in the Main Line suburb of Wynnewood, "but I'm a professional worrier".
Mr. Saakashvili was deeply disappointed when NATO declined in early April to put Georgia and Ukraine on the path to membership, but he says that the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, explained to him that while the Germans "don't want to be pushed" on NATO, they might offer their support later this year.
A negative relationship between confidence and later accuracy (other factors controlled) might offer some support for this notion, in that students who are less certain about their knowledge of the concept in the prequestion are more likely to learn and retain the answer to that question when it is encountered in class.
I then joked that the director might offer his support to Marina Silva in Brazil's upcoming presidential election in order to advance a more environmentally-friendly agenda.
You would think a fancy thinky tank style paper might offer some support for that assertion, but you would be wrong.
Although the experimental evidence that rational self-regarding utility maximizers exist in chimpanzee's societies might offer some support for the canonical rationality assumption [13], many experimental results show that people are heterogeneous and behave differently when choosing rational strategies.
Offer support, written information, and counselling for those women who might develop menopausal symptoms as a result of their treatment.
Offer support and guidance.
"Offer support if you can". .
