Sentence examples for support one of two from inspiring English sources

Paramount said last Monday that it would exclusively support one of two technologies competing to replace standard DVDs.

I'm glad he's a candidate, pulling a little bit to the left, but Liberty Union voted a couple of months ago to brand him as a war criminal that the whole US Congress was war criminals and we are probably going to support one of two socialist [candidates] who are available.

Explanations of SES disparities in mental health tend to support one of two broad hypotheses: that SES factors cause the onset of a mental health condition (social causation), or that poor mental health causes a downward shift in social class or status (health selection).

As part of the deal Charming Shoppes offered to the two hedge funds, the women's specialty-apparel company said that it would support one of three dissident nominees to its board, but that it wanted shareholders to fill the other two slots with two of its own incumbents, including chief executive Dorrit J. Bern.

Each aligned sequence read-pair supports one of two apparent haplotypes (Additional file 2: Figure S5).

The dichotomy between depletion of NSCs versus their entry in quiescence during life also emerged in two recent works, each supporting one of two alternative scenarios.

Phylogenetic analysis proposes a sister-group relationship between Hetero- and Hoplonemertea, which supports one of two recent alternative hypotheses of nemertean phylogeny.

Instead, every reclamation wetland supported one of five atypical SAV assemblages, each of which was uncommon (<10%) among reference wetlands.

Over the ensuing decades, such studies have been interpreted as supporting one of three hypotheses, which are not mutually exclusive.

The Wenatchee River in north central Washington state supports one of three remaining populations in one Major Population Group [MPG – groups of populations that are more similar to each other genetically, ecologically and geographically than they are to other populations in the ESU (ICTRT 2003, 2005)] of the Upper Columbia Spring Chinook ESU (Fig. 1) (ICTRT 2003).

Not all, of course, support one of the two candidates.