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Nor is it much supported by anecdotal evidence.

"The European project is not much supported by the public," he said.

The workers are by turns belligerent and pitying; Sandra – much supported by her husband and two children – has only just recovered from a bout of depression.

Asked about the situation, Mr. Rubin said: "Peter reached the conclusion that the key now is to get these plans implemented, and in his judgment he was very much supported by the board".

However, in Peston's lecture, he said he did not favour state-underpinned press regulation through a royal charter (which is very much supported by Hacked Off and the Media Standards Trust).

We encountered two distinct styles of farming, reflecting, in turn, a certain order of the agrarian landscape of the Wild Coast: one which builds on notions like 'keen farming' which is very much supported by lifestyle ideas that "farming is our life" and "we like farming" and a second one that suggests it "saves money to continue farming".

Castro had gained much support by espousing the utopian ideals of José Mart'.

Project manager with United Utilities Simon Povey said the project team had been given so much support by the local community in Shap that engineers wanted to show their appreciation.

Here the conclusion is not (as such) that probably theism is true, but rather that theism is much better supported by these phenomena than the chance hypothesis is (Swinburne 2003; Collins 1999).

Partly because they're much less supported by climbing tourism, partly because they're steeper and have even less predictable weather.

If India today lags China as Infosys' Murthy lamented, it is primarily because it has not understood that its initial economic reforms don't need to be expanded as much as supported by reforms in politics, governance and justice.