Sentence examples for support which led from inspiring English sources

Mr. Menem offered him only token support, which led to a chilly relationship that persists to this day.

They said she took part in an initiative to support the Good Friday agreement with cross-party support, which led to her working for the Sinn Féin parliamentary group.

As the friend of the rural poor, he created the fund of intense popular support which led to the creation of the Red Shirts who have been fighting and dying these past days in the streets of the Thai capital.

There was a disproportionate decrease in oxygen consumption relative to body weight support which led to an attenuation of heart rate and rating of perceived exertion and, to a lesser degree, respiratory exchange ratio, minute ventilation, and respiratory frequency between each level of body weight support and running speed.

After Reinsdorf purchased the team in 1981, the team experienced erosion of fan and media support which led to moving the team.

We acknowledge the contribution of the every single member of the ICT and strong management support which led to the success in controlling the MRSA in our organisation.

The pro-Bair camp generally argues that any company that is too big to fail has an implicit guarantee of government support, which leads to reckless behavior.

Moreover, on ZrO2, it is proposed that CO2 activation takes place at the interface between carbide and support, which leads to a low oxidation effect on carbides [17].

Google has yet to fully weigh-in on what format to support, which leads me to speculate that they will soon introduce a new format, based on On2 VP8, but under a broad open source license to the format and technology.

The intermediate determinants as suggested by Khan and colleagues include: 1) disruption of existing sexual networks, 2) reduction of social support which leads to adverse mental health outcomes, 3) establishment of new high risk networks, 4) abandonment of norms, 5) reduction in employment opportunities and financial stability, and 6) increase in alcohol and drug use and abuse.

The number of doctors is often more than what the recipient can support, which leads to them adopting other (often less dignified) professions, with some becoming illegal immigrants [ 14].