Sentence examples for much support from from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'much support from' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when referring to an individual or group receiving a lot of help from another. For example, "The local charity has been receiving much support from the community in their efforts to fund a new center."
That argument doesn't get much support from the beige books.
Nor will the opposition receive much support from neighbouring countries.
Such proposals don't receive much support from the scientific community.
"More important, I got so much support from Afghans.
There's not very much support from the philanthropic community, not very much support from the state level," she says.
However, not much support from the South American region has been given, either financially or logistically.
This view has gained much support from clinical and experimental studies.
But in these hard times they may not win much support from the Irish public.
The Maoists draw much support from the young and underemployed the country's biggest single group.
A moderate, Mr Huntsman had failed to attract much support from Republican primary voters.
"It is not receiving much support from the all-important consumer," Ms. Lee added.
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