Sentence examples for supported sometimes from inspiring English sources

Arguably, every single one of its branches -- from security to financial services -- has been supported, sometimes heavily, by one or several international actors.

Advancing Angevin claims to the throne of Naples, Louis struggled with the Aragonese claimant Alfonso V, sometimes supported, sometimes opposed by the childless Queen Joan II of Naples (ruled 1414 35).

That is best done by distributing cash, not food by supporting (sometimes inventing) social-protection programmes and food-for-work schemes for the poor.

There are also simple but ambiguous sequences of partnering, in which the one who does the supporting sometimes takes on the quality of an official, the one supported that of a prisoner or victim.

So, of course someone need to support sometimes.

In doing so, they often tapped a broad metaphysical distinction between the active and the passive, which sometimes supported, and sometimes undermined those ontologies (see James 1997).

Ijas-Kallio [ 61] further observed that parents sometimes lay claim to diagnostic reasoning through an extended response to the diagnosis which gives the parents' views on the acceptability of this diagnosis and sometimes supports and sometimes resists the diagnosis.

Repositioning historical figures as protofeminist heroines — sometimes with supporting evidence, sometimes without — is now a standard strategy, and occasionally there are signs Kent was tempted to do this.

Shi'a militias, supported and sometimes led by Iranian Revolutionary Guard forces, in contrast seem militarily competent and well directed.

But financial support sometimes comes from unorthodox sources.

They provided assistance to them, information support, financial and political support — sometimes directly and sometimes indirectly".