Sentence examples for taking the support from inspiring English sources

As the debate on Tuesday made clear, neither campaign is taking the support of women for granted.

It is widely known that farmers are a stubborn breed and we hope that by taking the support to them, rather than waiting for people to seek it themselves, we can provide help for those in need.

John has gone from strength to strength in a period of high pressure and has used it in the right way, taking the support of everyone at the club and has performed with incredible maturity and composure.

"He was able to say, 'I was arrested as a twenty-one-year-old at the University of Chicago.' And 'I was probably the only candidate in this race arrested for civil rights.' You heard the 'Amens' and 'You better preach, Mr. Sanders.' " Clinton, for one, has not been taking the support of black voters for granted in the next major primary contest.

Another is abut whether the vulnerability of utter dependents is sufficiently similar to other kinds of vulnerability, such as that of care workers, to warrant taking the support relationship needed by utter dependents as the basic model for social affiliation and obligation (Bhandary 2010).

In the absence of close or extended family members, neighbours and friends were depicted as taking the support role for the new family.

Don't take the support of anyone for granted.

"I'd opt to keep the shooters and take the support out first".

You don't just luck into that – it takes the support of the fanbase.

At times, Labour has appeared to take the support of our heartlands for granted.

He's taken the support of us all and performed with great composure and maturity.