Sentence examples for support because of a from inspiring English sources

Weighing the same as the Asics, (12.6 ounces), they offered "slightly more lateral support" because of a higher-cut ankle.

Mr. Singh's government appears able to survive the loss of the Communists' support because of a deal it reached last week with the Samajwadi Party.

Israel, they wrote, has become a "strategic liability" for the United States but retains its strong support because of a wealthy, well-organized, and bewitching lobby that has a "stranglehold" on Congress and American élites.

The Nationalist Party or Kuomintang (KMT), which favoured closer ties with China lost public support because of a stagnant economy, poor governance, and a growing unease over Taiwan's relations with China.

For the past seven years, Johnson & Johnson has supported FHI360, a leading NGO, in a program of mentoring, parent engagement and career development at schools in suburban Dar es Salam--a program we are proud to support because of a core belief that educated, empowered women lead to healthier families and communities.

Furthermore, the method does not require a significant statistical support because of a large number of available transcripts (tens of thousand EST) and reliable selection of upregulated genes in expression profile.

Critics, including some Microsoft employees and a state legislator, who said they had conversations with company officials about their decision, said a high-level Microsoft executive had indicated that the company withdrew its support because of pressure from a local minister, Ken Hutcherson.

Many Democratic officials here said Mrs. Gore could possibly peel away Republican support because of her reputation as a fighter for family issues and for her high-profile drive against offensive lyrics in rock music.

GDP growth: 7.8% GDP: $2,367bn (PPP: $5,083bn) Inflation: 7.7% Population: 1,220m GDP per head: $1,940 (PPP: $4,170)The Congress-led coalition government is leaking support because of widespread corruption and a patchy economic record.

"I think the party will support him because of a lack of an alternative," is the ringing endorsement from Mahathir Mohamad, who once dominated Malaysian politics.

But with the end of the cold war, federal support evaporated because of a lack of strategic urgency and a belief that M.P.P. machines proved that supercomputing could prosper with components derived from the consumer computing industry.