Sentence examples for originally endorsed from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Nintendo killed the production of a Super Mario 64 HD remake; in 2014, both a redo of the original Metal Gear (one that was originally endorsed by Konami) and cult classic Vampire: The Masquerade were found to be dead in the water.

He had originally endorsed Herman Cain, and although he hadn't officially endorsed any of the remaining candidates, he said he could understand Gingrich's appeal.

Cable had originally endorsed Ebdon for the role and stood by him when the Commons cross-party business committee refused to back it.

While the FWC originally endorsed the deal, a challenge by a part-time employee resulted in the commission ordering Coles to lift some of its penalty rates.

Sorenson had originally endorsed Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann in the 2012 presidential primary and was illicitly being paid a salary by her campaign.

The union, which is especially strong in Pennsylvania and Ohio, gave Mr. Obama its backing the day after the candidate the steelworkers had originally endorsed, John Edwards, endorsed the Illinois Senator.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, some scientists endorsed this originally religious understanding of time as developing in a single direction from a finite starting-point towards a final end.

CORRECTION: This article originally stated that Santorum endorsed Stenberg.

BioWare also officially endorsed an originally fan-made plushie of the character, selling it on their online store.

His campaign considered that a moral victory, considering that Gregory Davidzon, a power broker with a popular Russian radio show, had endorsed Mr. Fidler, originally considered the front runner.

Alas, the main thing going for the new bill is that it will be less unhelpful to the economy and the government's finances than the far bigger stimulus originally envisaged by the Senate (and endorsed by Mr Bush).