Sentence examples for support represented from inspiring English sources

The groundswell of support represented "a fantastic example of the zeitgeist in rare form".

They said that the new arrangement, which they were forced into when the Conservatives failed to achieve a parliamentary majority and looked to the Liberal Democrats to provide them with support, represented an end to the old politics of self-interest and partisan short-sightedness.

As well as hoping to see more funding bodies offering the kind of targeted financial support represented by EMBO's Restart scheme, all three women think that attitudes will also need to change if the professional life of scientist-parents is to improve.

This regional support represented 35 missions totaling 326 persons/days.

In addition, it was found that the lack of family support represented an increased risk for low-level physical activity.

The variable of social support represented an aspect of the characteristic of the environment in the model.

That level of support represents a racial advantage for him, too, right?

Emanuel's support represents a decisive proof-of-concept for Gates's strategy to rebuild the South Side.

But the decision to withhold support represents an unusually pointed disagreement between City Hall and Mr. Paterson's office, which nominated Mr. Walder and negotiated his pay.

Nonetheless, Mr McClure calls the Autodesk system a "milestone" in the commercial evolution of MT. Technical support represents an untapped market for MT, he says.

More than £1m was being spent on means-tested support, representing 8.8 per cent of the charity's income, according to the regulator.