Sentence examples similar to supported one in from inspiring English sources

We currently support one in three parliaments in the developing world and are involved on average every two weeks in an election.

Supporters of a bailout for the United States automakers have frequently cited a statistic that the industry supports one in 10 jobs in the country.

In 2010 there were around 40 ACOs; now there are hundreds all over the country, supporting one in seven of the population.

In addition, the public purse supports one in five bus services in Greater Manchester, makes fuel cheaper for bus companies, and pays for free or discounted travel for younger people, older people and people with disabilities.

In a diplomatic rebuff for Mr Blair, Mr Putin also claimed that he believed there was no need for a fresh UN resolution to tackle the issue - although he did not rule out supporting one in the future.

Maryland exported nearly $11 billion in goods and services in 2011, supporting one in five jobs in our state.

While Bush had previously said he would support one, in Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution, he and co-author Clint Bolick wrote that "a grant of citizenship is an undeserving reward for conduct that we cannot afford to encourage".

The stromal environment of tumours appears to be a leading factor, and not just a supporting one in the initiation of tumours [ 31].

In 2011 Iain McNicol, the general secretary, started decentralising the party: giving candidates more latitude to focus on local issues and moving staff from co-ordinating roles in central office to training and supporting ones in the constituencies.

And just as you have supported one another in Johnson in so many ways as students, you've also distinguished yourselves through contributions to Johnson's Annual Fund.

They supported one another in their grief.