Sentence examples for regain support from inspiring English sources

What could Obama do to regain support here?

Rather, it is trying to regain support after its surprise defeat in the general election of April and May.

Soon she married Mr. Brown, whose hip reputation helped her regain support among young African-American adults.

More broadly, Mr. Obama's order also reflects his effort to regain support from centrist and independent voters, who will be crucial to his own re-election.

His ratings in national polls have picked up, though he is still struggling to regain support for his handling of the economy.

He said EU leaders would regain support if they showed they were "gripping the big issues and getting out of the things that irritate people".

The PP remains relatively strong in spite of an endless series of corruption scandals, and is regaining support.

Congress triumphed in state elections last November and was regaining support among Muslims and lower-caste voters in Uttar Pradesh, India's biggest state.

The report also warns that Republicans need to mute, if not silence, anti-gay rhetoric if they are to have any chance of regaining support among voters under the age of 30.

Jeremy Corbyn is to set out his 10 priorities should he win the Labour leadership race, with the party regaining support in Scotland at the top of his list, as Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper scramble to convince MPs that they are the candidate to prevent his victory.

His backers have been talking up signs that he is regaining support in New Hampshire, where he has been spending large amounts of time.