Sentence examples for more widespread support from inspiring English sources

Peter McCallum, of Mackay Conservation Group, said on Monday the company's latest move would bring it far more widespread support.

Recently released figures suggest the negative impacts of the reforms have been exaggerated and that there is much more widespread support than some media coverage would suggest.

The fact that the party leadership "effectively determines the nominees" at the nominating conventions, Justice Scalia continued, "says nothing more than that the party leadership has more widespread support than a candidate not supported by the leadership".

"Bin Laden expressed concern that al-Qaida had been unable to effectively replace senior terrorists that had been killed and that al-Qaida has failed in its effort to portray America as a nation at war with Islam, thereby draining more widespread support," Obama said.

Bin Laden expressed concern that al-Qaida has been unable to effectively replace senior terrorists that have been killed, and that al-Qaida has failed in its effort to portray America as a nation at war with Islam – thereby draining more widespread support.

Bin Laden expressed concern that al Qaeda had been unable to effectively replace senior terrorists that had been killed, and that al Qaeda has failed in its effort to portray America as a nation at war with Islam -– thereby draining more widespread support.

Without more widespread popular support, however, a general election could be the end of him.

"The reef needs more government assistance, more leadership from industry and, crucially, more widespread public support if future generations are to enjoy what UNESCO considers is the most bio-diverse world heritage property on the planet," he said.

Suicide bombing re-emerged with more ferocity and with more widespread Palestinian support after Prime Minister Ehud Barak and President Bill Clinton offered Yasir Arafat control of about 95percentt of the disputed territories.

The claim can never really be proved false, because if such a campaign were organized and did not succeed, it might still be true that it might have been successful had it only been more sustained, more widespread, more supported from the outside.

He doesn't see why the Republican Party should cede the gay vote to the Democratic Party, which has been much more welcoming to gays and lesbians and earned more widespread and fervent support from them.