Sentence examples for the support extended from inspiring English sources

The support extended to him is encouraging, wherever it leads.

But Admiral Mullen made clear that he believed that the support extended to increasingly high-profile attacks in Afghanistan aimed directly at the United States.

The support extended by some Polish magnates to the False Dmitry (who claimed to be the son of Ivan the Terrible) eventually embroiled Poland in hostilities.

"Due to the unhealthy trend of the election, the widespread irregularities and the support extended by the majority of Guardian Council members to a specific candidate, the result of this election is not acceptable," the party said in a statement posted on Mr. Moussavi's Web site.

On the left, especially, there is lingering resentment over the support extended by the U.S. government to Argentina's right-wing military, which seized power in March of 1976 and launched a "Dirty War" against leftists that took thousands of lives over the following seven years.

The author greatly appreciates the invitation extended by Professor B. Sivakumar, University of New South Wales, Australia, to prepare this paper and is grateful for the support extended from time to time.

The support extends beyond my husband.

This is because DMRcate incurs false positives in regions flanking the ground truth when the kernel is too large, due to the support extending past ground truth bookends.

The proclamation of the republic a year and a half before the country acceded to independence testifies to the substantial support extended by the trusteeship authorities to the revolution.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/10/395/prepub We acknowledge the financial support extended to the project by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW), of the United Republic of Tanzania through the National Institute for Medical Research NIMRR).

Indeed, King notes, "The massive support extended to the banking sector around the world, while necessary to avert economic disaster, has created possibly the biggest moral hazard in history".