Sentence examples for said support from from inspiring English sources

"We're going to need, as I said, support from Washington.

But Mr. Bloomberg's ability to influence the race appears to be limited: 53 percent of voters said support from Mr. Bloomberg would not affect their vote, and another 28 percent said support from him would make them less likely to support a candidate.

She said support from the British embassy was vital: "The embassy was marvellous, calling the police and the court, they kept Georgia going".

Mr. Graham said support from conservative evangelical churches, which have put on an ambitious campaign to pass the overhaul, "made it possible for a guy like me to survive the emotional nature of this debate".

In an interview, Mr. Carrico said support from caucus members came because they understood that his industry had been unfairly criticized and that it provided an important service to consumers in their districts.

Allen B. Morgan Jr., the chairman of Morgan Keegan & Company, a brokerage firm based in Memphis, said support from Wall Street executives had come in spite of Mr. Bush's decision to keep some distance from them.

She says support from local young people is rising fast, and attitudes are starting to change.

Over half of UK workers say support from management is important to them, while 55 per cent of employees said pay rises keep them motivated in their roles.

Campaigners say support from the Pope has been critical in reframing climate change as a matter of human rights and justice – rather than a narrow scientific issue.

Democrats say support from Mr. Levy and Mr. Bellone coupled with Mr. Boyle's loss in the primary suggest that Mr. Mattace can win.

The club's annual report says support from Malaysian investors "will continue" as long as "the business develops as planned".