Sentence examples for support of a sizeable from inspiring English sources

He would need the support of a sizeable number of Labour MPs because about 20 Tory MPs would vote against military action.

Augmentation with atypical antipsychotic agents is now supported by a sizeable body of evidence: results from 16 trials including 3480 patients demonstrated the efficacy of adjunctive treatment strategy.

The GCC are cognizant of a sizeable number of Syrians living in the Gulf.

Evidence supporting this is found in reports that a dentate spike, the spontaneous discharge of a sizeable population of granule cells, is reliably followed after an appropriate delay by a CA3 SPW [19].

It is now strongly supported by a variety of experimental studies and several mouse mutant phenotypes, corroborating the existence and complexity of a sizeable rostral portion of the hindbrain that is essentially prepontine in developmental topography and causal background.

Johnson was one of 3,881,129 people to put a cross on the ballot paper in support of Farage's Ukip party, a sizeable show of support that managed to amass one solitary MP.

Hence the support for Saddam Hussein among a sizeable chunk of the European left because he was "withstanding American-Zionist aggression" and "fighting for Palestine".

Britain is prepared to take the risk of sending a "sizeable amount" of troops to Mali and neighbouring West African countries as David Cameron offers strong support to France in its operation to drive Islamist militants from its former colony.

Of those who reported being worried about EHR security, many would nevertheless support their development (55 %), while 12%% would not support national EHRs and a sizeable proportion (33 %) were undecided.

Furthermore, Veenstra et al. [ 63] reported moderate associations between preschool bullying and victimization in our sample, supporting the notion that a sizeable group of the preschool bullies in our study were also victims.

Even as Northern Ireland has moved steadily toward a Catholic majority (most of whom support secession), there is still a sizeable minority of Catholics who prefer continued union with Britain in the name of economic and political stability.