Sentence examples similar to support made up of from inspiring English sources

The precise size of that central kernel of Trump support — made up largely of Republicans, white men without college degrees and evangelicals — isn't really clear.

Chanting from sections of the home support made up part of the league delegate's report from the Scottish Championship game on 28 December.

The Northern Irish support made up the majority of the 3,022 crowd and they were well and truly enjoying themselves.

The graph below shows that these consumer-focused forms of support make up the majority of the total.

The latent construct of quantity or perceived availability of social support was made up of four types of support indicated by the Social Support Survey (SSS; (Sherbourne & Stewart 1991)).

Organizing a support team made up of people in their life who support their goals is an essential part of relapse prevention.

The remaining 40% of support is made up of budgetary payments and input subsidies, which have varying effects on production and trade although price support is the most "market-distorting" policy.The next report on OECD agricultural policies which will include data for 2000 will be released at the end of April 2001.

This is a peer support programme, made up of mentors like Manady Rapopo who have been though the programme themselves and who offer support to HIV positive mothers through guidance and assistance on how to stop the transmission of HIV to their babies.

Haldeman also encouraged him to join support groups made up of what have come to be known in the psychological community as mixed-orientation marriages.

One of the most persistent myths in British politics is the idea that Ukip support is made up of disenfranchised right-wing Tories who hark back to the sepia-tinged days of Penny Farthings and hanging.

So the Marines and the army formed and developed Female Engagement Teams and Cultural Support Teams, made up of female service members whose primary mission was to interact with Afghan women.