Sentence examples for rising of support from inspiring English sources

To the Greek-born Vangelis's various propulsions, Jones adds a gospel choir — the voices of Summer's past — while Summer slows the effects down with a steady rising of support, for both the chorus and her Greek composer.

Despite a rising chorus of support, not all orthopedic surgeons are convinced that anterior hip replacement offers significant advantages over the traditional approaches.

For Mayhew, this is a fundamental reform of the care funding system, which has until now relied too heavily on housing equity to cover the rising cost of support, excluding those who do not own a property.

The more yards Clermont gained and did not yield the more the crowd gave them a rising volume of support, and the faster the clock ran down for Saracens.

The real risk across Europe is that if Syriza caves in or collapses, that failure will be used to turn back the rising tide of support for anti-austerity movements such as Podemos in Spain, or Sinn Féin in Ireland, leaving the field to populists of the right.

Indeed, at the point at which I picked it up, Obama's memoir had been published for about 12 years, and was belatedly becoming a US bestseller on the rising tide of support for the candidate's winning and optimistic "Yes We Can" campaign.

The compensation premiums required to promote a heterogeneous market could subsequently result in rising costs of support for electricity from renewable energy sources.

Why the rising tide of support for socialism in recent years?

This only helped to fuel the rise of support for the SNP in Scotland.

This is all the more deplorable because Cameron's unthinking policy on Syria can only have fuelled the rise of support for jihadism among British Muslim youth.

The rise of support for gay marriage since 1996 appears unstoppable, apart from brief reversals keyed to the presidential-election years of 2004, 2008 and 2012.