Sentence examples for support a bit from inspiring English sources

Really, Martin, that's taking your support a bit too far.

I'm willing to believe that the latter two surveys are overstating Obama's support a bit.

Alan Johnson would boost Labour's support a bit, but he insists he's not interested.

Still, and oddly enough, the IMF seems to have turned up some evidence support a bit of Marxist economic theory.

So you'd think the roof on the Minnesota Vikings arena would be able to support a bit of … snow.

"Some of them have said things like 'kill all the Arabs' while others have broken down, saying that 'this separation based on identity is unsustainable and toxic for everyone here.' " Echoing earlier, peace-making posts, Mahaliyah endorsed the notion of looking for a project to support "a bit further from this region".

Constantly in support and a bit of punch in his carrying and tackling.

Don't fully wrap the figs, just support them a bit.

Hamas commands the support of a bit more than a quarter of the population, Fatah a bit less.

Yes, Ukip's support dropped a bit, and the party came second chiefly because of Labour's fall.

Mr. Gingrich's base of support is a bit more broad than Mr. Santorum's, but overlaps to a larger degree with Mr. Romney's strengths.