Sentence examples for supported for instance from inspiring English sources
It has supported, for instance, a program Meals on Wheels started in 2006 to supply the elderly with food for their pets as well.
The trouble will start when a product stops being supported – for instance, if you were to sign up for a service that offers sensors and a website to keep tabs on your baby's bedroom, but then the company goes bust.
This notion is supported, for instance, by a model developed by Kim and Verrecchia (1994), in which uninformed market makers increase bid ask spreads to compensate for losses resulting from trading with more informed investors.
This assumption is supported, for instance, by what was observed during the 1968/A/H3N2 pandemic in United States: a reduced mortality burden with respect to that of the previous pandemic which occurred in 1957 and was also caused by an A/H3N2 strain.
This multipurpose functioning hypothesis is supported, for instance, by the results of Hincke et al. [ 30] and Jonchere et al. [ 31], who both showed that some egg white proteins are found also in the shell (or shell membranes).
The notion that gall chemicals are an adaptive defence is supported, for instance, by the positive correlation between tannin content in oak leaves and the density of cynipid galls on these trees [ 52].
She supports, for instance, abortion rights (Planned Parenthood has given her a 100percentt score on her voting record), and the League of Conservation Voters gave her a 79percentt rating in 2001.
To say that you are a Nazi, in America, has always had vaguer connotations than saying that you support, for instance, the Ku Klux Klan.
He supports, for instance, extending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, at least for now — a shift from his position a few years ago, but one driven, he says, by changing economic times, not a wish to appeal to a well-to-do electorate.
It will support, for instance, research on new types of innovative nuclear fuel.
Sam supported them, for instance, by writing letters of support when instructors applied to attend conferences.
