Sentence examples for receive massive support from inspiring English sources

"His [Callaghan's] views might well receive massive support from public opinion in Britain, where there was already a widespread feeling in favour of British withdrawal," it said.

"I think this proposal will receive massive support in both the European Parliament and in the Council of Ministers," said Mr. Rübig, who was the legislative sponsor of the original roaming bill.

Consequently, while parts of a country may receive massive support, other regions -- and sometimes those with higher priority needs in terms of social and epidemiological severity -- are completely underserved.

The actor, one of the most commercially successful in Bollywood, received massive support from the film industry.

But despite the startling similarities to the case of nanny Louise Woodward - who received massive support in the British media in her attempts to overturn her conviction for shaking baby Matthew Eapen to death - the trial of Basuta has practically been ignored.

One of the young men involved, Dominik Paireder, said he had received massive support after telling his friends about the initiative.

However, after DeGeneres received massive support from fans and even unlikely advocates including Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, One Million Moms dropped its case and eventually decided to move on to other issues.

One responding woman's view that TBAs were divinely-gifted with the abilities to help women received massive support among the participants.

Though his election was marred when all the other candidates withdrew citing fraud, his plan for a 'Civil Concord' received massive popular support.

No matter that the state-owned sector already receives massive official support, direct and indirect -- while more efficient private-sector job- creators must scramble for resources.

This incident has shown us the true face of the GOP, as we see one of the leading candidates, who is receiving massive Republican support, cynically using the most tragic event in modern Jewish history for his own rhetorical purposes.