Sentence examples for support a work from inspiring English sources
Chicago White Sox General Manager Kenny Williams said that talk of $30 million-a-year players is "asinine" and that he would support a work stoppage to bring fiscal sanity to baseball.
Mr. Wolstencroft nonetheless held a screening of "L.A. Zombie" at the underground festival a few weeks later, writing in a statement that it was to support a work he believed "to be artistically significant and also as a general stand against the often conservative and regressive decisions made by the Classification Board".
Typically a large airport can, on a daily basis, handle more than 100,000 passengers and support a working population of more than 50,000 employees.
"We will engage them in making phone calls, writing letters, putting pressure on public officials to support a working families' agenda".
Women who continued working in engineering fields more than 60%—reported that their organizations invest in training, have clear paths to advancement, and support a work-life balance.
In fact, though the majority of organizations surveyed — 57percentt — don't support a work-from-home policy, those that do say they've become increasingly inclusive of people who work outside the office, and five times as many hiring managers expect more of their team to work remotely in the next decade than expect less.
In order to support themselves, they had to support a work-first everything-else-second lifestyle.
These data support a working hypothesis that Pycard affects proper cell accumulation during chronic Mtb infection and promotes proper granuloma formation.
The data presented here support a working model depicted in Fig. 5E.
Our data support a working model whereby primary pancreatic duct cells respond to insulin (mostly via AKT signalling), but do not respond with increased proliferation or survival.
Together, our data support a working model where epicardial cells differentiate into Notch3low pericytes that cover the entire coronary plexus as it populates the myocardium.
