Sentence examples for support in the late from inspiring English sources

Some parties that enjoyed significant support in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, such as the Freedom Union, the Christian and Democratic Union Czech People's Party, and the Civic Democratic Alliance, have lost importance or disbanded.

It is no coincidence that the idea of taxing land values, which gained widespread support in the late 19th century when it became clear that industrialisation was doing little for the poor majority, is now forcing its way back on to the political agenda.

Rueful but not exactly critical, they are perhaps the first sign of a shift from the crop of handwringing war-on-terror autopsies that frittered out for lack of mainstream support in the late noughties; even the relatively gung-ho Oscar winner The Hurt Locker failed to set the box-office alight ($17m US domestic) in 2009.

That dictum finds some support in the latest economic research on development.

The ex-communist enjoys 60% support in the latest opinion polls, enough for his backers to contemplate an outright victory in the first round of voting in November.

None of these groupings is registering significant support in the latest's poll, and their lost votes – in combination with the supporters the Conservatives have lost since 2009 – might have been expected to provide Ukip with an even bigger boost.

And despite still only enjoying around 4.4% support in the latest CNN opinion poll, compared with Trump's leading 27.8%, Fiorina is suddenly punching above her weight with a late entry into the main stage debate and plenty of positive media coverage.

That's not even true anymore, there is full (but wonky) extension support in the latest builds, and the built-in Extensions Manager is working just fine, you simply need a way to get to the file to install them.

With today's launch of Jetpack, Google is also launching Android KTX, a set of Kotlin extensions for Android, as well as Jetpack support in the latest canary release of Android Studio 3.2.

He has seldom garnered more than 40percentt of the votes in any primary and has only 40percentt of support in the latest Gallup tracking poll of Republican voters.

Advocating for beefing up social safety nets is exactly what has propelled Sanders to 30% support in the latest polls, not so far behind Hillary Clinton's 53%.