Sentence examples for support akin to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "support akin to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating one type of support to another, indicating similarity in nature or function. Example: "The organization provides support akin to that of a mentor, guiding individuals through their personal and professional challenges."
Mr. Sharpton told the energetic crowd that while the news media had depicted him as being unwanted in Albany, he had "secret" support akin to that of the Underground Railroad.
Neither the brain nor the spinal cord hosts isolated neurons surrounded by an entirely liquid trophic support (akin to culture media) in which nutrients, molecules and proteins can freely diffuse and float around.
A rocker board consists of a flat, square base atop two curved "rocker" supports (akin to a rocking chair); a multiplaner consists of a flat, round base atop a single, rounded pivot point.
"Having state support was akin to having an endowment," said Donald E. Frey, an economics professor at Wake Forest University in North Carolina.
The people in that Italian restaurant were more than willingly there: they had paid five hundred dollars each to hear Gingrich, who was there to support Akin, and also went with him to what the Los Angeles Times described as a "historic train station" — a very Gingrichian backdrop.
A recent paper by Ingram et al. identifies a complete hierarchy of EPCs in the vessel wall, providing a new framework for classification of cells supporting endopoiesis akin to that previously established for hematopoiesis.
Trainees perceive that asking for "appropriate" support aids credibility (akin to "knowing one's limits"), but that asking too often or for too much support threatens their credibility as a practitioner.
His support base is akin to those for the far-left Syriza in Greece and the Five-Star movement in Italy.
These models, collectively referred to as SwarmNet, support routing algorithms akin to honeybees searching for and foraging on food.
But the mass of consumers don't know that to support the watch industry is akin to supporting the last vestiges of a mechanical past and the sole hope for a unique future in micro mechanics.
He has been accused of being communist; although it's more likely that he supported something more akin to the kind of socialism which has become common in 21st century Europe.
