Sentence examples for support generated by from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The Senate on Thursday approved the most significant overhaul of the nation's immigration laws in a generation with broad support generated by a sense among leading Republicans that the party needed to join with Democrats to remove a wedge between Republicans and Hispanic voters.
Corbyn was elected as leader on a wave of support generated by those who were angry about the way in which our political system worked.
The catalyst used was a dispersion of platinum on a porous alumina support generated by sol gel technology.
A club statement confirmed the approach of a new sponsor and other interested parties who are "waiting to see the level of support generated by the fans before they commit to confirming their further involvement".
The groundswell of support generated by NOH8 on The Hill III now means that, after deducting duplications, exactly 100 Members of Congress have demonstrated their support for marriage equality via the NOH8 Campaign.
Without the popular support generated by his local spectacle of violence, President Duterte's de facto abrogation of his country's claims to the South China Sea's rich fishing grounds and oil reserves in his bid for Chinese support risks a popular backlash, a military coup, or both.
Regarding throughput, the 2.023 Mbps shows that the network can support traffic generated by both MPEG4 and MPEG2 coders (the minimum bit rates of the coders are given in Sect. 2.1).
The 1-LOD support intervals generated by QTL-MLE are also reported.
In support, epialleles generated by the targeting of P35S by RdDM showed similar de novo methylation of the 5? coding region to the callus-induced epialleles.
For example, the code "managerial support" was generated by the researcher from a respondents' comments, "I think it is very important that we as nurses would be supported by our colleagues and managers.
The non-uniform earthquake inputs at supports were generated by using the conditional simulation method with a natural earthquake record specified at one abutment.
