Sentence examples for softening of support from inspiring English sources

The Guardian exercise found many local party officers blaming the softening of support on the Labour leader's performance in the EU referendum campaign.

Rejecting fears of a turn to protectionism or a softening of support for free trade, Mr. Kirk said: "Now is not the time to turn inward.

Some recent polls have suggested a softening of support among Mr. Perry's conservative base as he has faced more scrutiny of his record and the rest of the Republican field has been more aggressively turning its fire on him.

The softening of evangelicals' support for the death penalty is particularly significant in light of their strong support compared with other religious groups.

Now the only question is how big a majority the president will get.Mr Bush's decision to address the nation was prompted in part by a slight softening of public support for the war.

The tests for bending at a support under distributed loading reveal that the continuous spans effectively become simply-supported due to substantial moment-softening of the support regions prior to the maximum positive bending moment being reached in the midspan regions.

In spite of softening support at home, Euroskeptic parties appeared to be on the rise throughout the EU, and in November 2013 Wilders announced an alliance with Marine Le Pen of France's National Front.

This year, despite much talk of softening support among entertainment professionals, they are expected to contribute even more.

In a sense that protects him from an attack from the left, but I would think it has the pernicious effect of softening political support for the existing policy".

No one expects the soldier vote to swing to Kerry, but a softening of Bush's overseas military support could be significant.

Mr. Kuh was among the first prosecutors to support a softening of the state's tough antidrug statutes promoted by Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, and he championed laws to end discrimination against gay men and lesbians in housing and employment.