Sentence examples for support on hand from inspiring English sources

The students edited their films with Movie Maker and iMovie software in the school computer suite, with IT support on hand.

And how widely will the personal intrusion filter down the political spectrum, now that it has proved successful at leader level (where at least the wives have professional PR support on hand to help them deal with it)?

In a statement the panel said they would be putting in place more support for victims at future events, after survivors' groups complained about the lack of professional support on hand for victims at the listening events.

"The second biggie - we are expecting more rain, high winds, and potentially some tidal surge problems this weekend so it's very reassuring we are going to have extra support on hand if needed".

The above findings support on one hand the intuitive principle about: "the moreyou give, the more you get" and, on the other hand, they reinforce thehypothesis that visibility is not enough to grant a wide diffusion of content similarly to the "million follower fallacy" in the context of Twitter [6]).

Efforts directed at promoting widespread use of electrophysiological assessment techniques in the ICU will need to be supported on one hand by dual neurological and pharmacological evaluation methods, and on the other hand by ongoing clinical application of the EEG and ERP assessment methods, as described by Yppärilä and coworkers [ 1].

Yngve sat with his head supported on one hand staring out the window.

A distinction is made between perceived and received support, as well as between psychological/emotional support on the one hand and instrumental support on the other.

In addition to the personal support, they appreciated having on hand a concise Guide for Family Caregivers, containing detailed information on how to handle such common end-of-life symptoms as breathing problems, pain, changes in behavior and sleeplessness.

Examples: 1. Standing and holding the pool wall, wide stance, with support of one hand on the wall or a fixed object.

Path analysis confirmed our research model, suggesting that parents' sense of competence and of parenthood as a challenge vs. a threat mediates between emotional intelligence and social support on the one hand, and growth on the other.