Sentence examples for one time supported from inspiring English sources

Now bathed by polar ice, Antarctica has abundant fossil evidence that its climate and terrain at one time supported far more populous flora and fauna than today's few seedless plants and primitive insects.

Two villagers were killed and four injured in an attack four days before Christmas by the Lord's Resistance Army, a vicious Ugandan rebel movement that haunts the south-western borderlands and was at one time supported by the north to weaken the south.

This study was funded by the European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) and one time support for purchasing laboratory reagents from Directorate General for Development Cooperation (DGDC) through the Flemish Interuniversity council (VLIR-UOS).

These themes were "getting more in one place at one time", "feeling supported", "learning and gaining meaningful information", "not feeling alone in the experience", "connecting", and "actively participating and taking on ownership of care".

These themes paralleled the following themes in the current study: "getting more in one place at one time", "feeling supported", "learning and gaining meaningful information", "not feeling alone in the experience", and "connecting".

It started with Teddy singing Family, a poignant tearjerker in which he praised his famous parents, comparing himself to Sean Lennon, before Richard took over with the gutsy and edgy One Life At a Time, supported by his children.

He casually brushed off (read: didn't really respond to) lingering questions about Syria, his one-time support of Hillary Clinton, his calls for higher taxes on capital gains, and his quixotic role as a billionaire who has donated billions, but hates those who take those billions.

The Fund also serves as a one-time support for the re-unification of children living on the streets with their biological families.

But conservatives remain wary of his one-time support for comprehensive immigration reform, his championing of campaign finance legislation, and his willingness to compromise with Democrats over the issue of judicial nominations.

Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, was pressed on how conservatives can "trust that a President Gingrich will not advance these sorts of big government approaches" that he had advocated, including his one-time support for a mandate that citizens obtain health insurance.

With a gantlet of three conservative state attorneys general peppering the candidates with questions, Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, was pressed on how conservatives can "trust that a President Gingrich will not advance these sorts of big government approaches" that he had advocated in the past, including his one-time support for a mandate that citizens obtain health insurance.