Sentence examples for quest to support from inspiring English sources
LONDON — As Arab Spring turns into autumn, Western lending institutions face highly sensitive issues in their quest to support economic and social development in countries struggling to emerge from decades of stagnation.
In the quest to support yourself as a yogi-at-large, you will teach many classes per week.
In this interview, we talked about paying homage to his heroes, collecting guitars, being in charge of his career, and his quest to support music in schools.
The highly redundant nature of the system at both the storage and the server level combined with the scalability of parallel transfer algorithms such as GT provides a working base to build on in the quest to support the ever-growing amount of cancer-related genomics data that need to be stored, accessed and ultimately reasoned over in a secure manner.
Especially when the internet is so ready to support your quest for the perfect body.
In his opening speech, President Bush, assured Israel and the Palestinians that "America will do everything in our power to support their quest for peace".
Mr. Torricelli turned New Jersey politics upside down three weeks ago, when he began lobbying county chairmen and labor leaders to support his quest for the party's nomination for governor in 2001.
It finds that those with traditional beliefs about the separation of science from commerce are more likely to be extrinsically motivated, using commercialization as a means to obtain resources to support their quest for the 'ribbon'ribbon
I would therefore ask my fellow Members, particularly those who come from regions associated with tourism, to support the quest for sustainability.
So it kind of touched me in that moment that this was my quest to give support by my country".
Photograph: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP Updated at 4.25pm GMT 4.12pm GMT President Obama invites some friendly and not so friendly faces to meetings today, in his quest to win support for extending the Bush-era tax cuts due to expire – part of the tax and spending double whammy that makes up the so-called "fiscal cliff" scenario.
