Sentence examples for support just over from inspiring English sources

"It comes at a time when we have seen a huge increase in demand for urgent help from Mind's infoline, which means we're currently able to support just over half of the people who call.

Scotland could be restricted to 2,500 tickets for their Euro 2016 qualifier against Republic of Ireland in Dublin next June in retaliation for allocating the Irish support just over 3,000 for the meeting at Celtic Park on 14 November.

In 2007, the Institutes were able to support just over one in five (21%) research proposals as opposed to nearly one in three (32%) in 2001, and funded grants are routinely cut by 10% or more.

In an earlier study, he and his colleagues estimated that the Scotian Shelf was capable of supporting just over 4 million metric tons of scrounging fish.

After 28 days they are evicted from their asylum accommodation and lose their financial support of just over £5 a day.

The result is that the AKP gained the support of just over half of voters in Kurdish-majority provinces in the 2007 elections.

Labour's tale of the past five years, according to the polls, is a rise in support to just over 40%, taking them into a clear lead over the Tories, at the beginning of 2011 – and holding at that level until early 2013.

The current Tory government received the support of just over a third of voters and less than a quarter of the electorate, the last Labour government much the same.

The party now finds itself at about 35% – which, on the possibly optimistic basis of a two-thirds turnout, would give it the support of just over 23% of the voting public.

He has released a 59-point economic plan, named dozens of prominent advisers on economics and foreign policy, and attracted endless endorsements from party grandees most recently Mr Christie.Mr Romney's support, at just over 20% in most polls, remains quite feeble.

"Sponsoring the team is a great way to express our gratitude to the American people for their support, not just over the last three years, but our 200-year history," said Ed Skyler, executive vice president for global public affairs at Citi, a role that includes corporate sponsorships.