Sentence examples for principally support from inspiring English sources

He says Oregon's farmers principally support Measure 92 because it benefits local formers over large corporations.

Using DHIS weakness to justify non-integration of M&E systems sends an incorrect message that the primary purpose of M&E is to submit data 'upwards' to higher levels for their use when in fact the message should be that M&E systems must principally support sub-national levels (districts) as the primary users of information.

The award is principally supported by the Seaver Institute, a Los Angeles foundation, and is administered by the Juilliard School.

Williamson said the latest data showed that growth was principally supported by a rise in new business.

A spokesman for the gallery said: "The National Portrait Gallery, while principally supported by grant-in-aid from government, is pleased to work with a wide range of companies in support of its exhibitions and displays.

Not too long ago, some unions, including the Teamsters and those in the building trades, principally supported Republicans; even the largest teachers' union, the National Education Association, backed about as many Republicans as Democrats.

He says, "The kind of research that is principally supported at HBCUs [Historically Black Colleges and Universities] is not at a level that is making a vital contribution to moving scientific boundaries and technical fields forward".

Financial disclosure: The study was principally supported by Swiss National Science Foundation (Grant # 3200B0-116837) and Health Promotion Switzerland (Project # 2104).

This work was principally supported by SYNTAX grant 2010/11 number 13, administered by the Linnean Society of London and funded by NERC and BBSRC, and by NERC Fellowship NE/G01504X/1.

We are grateful for financial support through the US National Institutes of Health (U19-AI109673 to J.C. and F32-GM108415 T.R.R .R).. ChemMatCARS Sector 15 is principally supported by the Divisions of Chemistry (CHE) and Materials Research (DMR), National Science Foundation, under grant number NSF/CHE-1346572.

The few studies on electrically stimulated beating human cardiomyocytes, freshly isolated either from (terminally failing) explanted human hearts or myectomy samples from (compensated) patients with obstructive HCM, principally supported the above data on muscle strips (Table  1 ).