Sentence examples for to support the view of from inspiring English sources
This would seem to support the view of George W. Bush and his supporters that a manual hand count is inherently arbitrary and unfair.
Democrats sailed to victory in several important races, providing fresh evidence to support the view of political experts who say the state is growing more Democratic.
The new analysis, however, would appear to support the view of Mr. Dittemore, who has announced that he will be leaving NASA after 26 years.
When a hub track is displayed in the Genome Browser, only the relevant data needed to support the view of the current genomic region are transmitted to UCSC, rather than the entire file.
Many experimental techniques such as X-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), and single-particle electron microscopy (EM) have indeed provided structural evidence at different resolutions to support the view of multiple functional states of biomolecules.
The past year has provided evidence to support the views of Mr. Seifman and Mr. Arzt.
On the surface, the president's decision to allow federally financed research to the 60 cell lines or colonies already established would seem to support the views of these conservatives.
Giddings added there was no evidence his speech had damaged the reputation of the church, said he had not presented his own opinion as the view of the laity and asked why the head of the laity should feel obliged to support the views of the house of bishops.
The other, more popular, way of thinking is to say that these problems are not mere bumps they are indicative of fundamental flaws with the whole idea.The latest news on this front seems to support the views of the second group.
On the other hand, Canada's experience does seem to support the views of people like Elizabeth Warren, the head of the Congressional panel overseeing the bank bailout, who place much of the blame for the crisis on failure to protect consumers from deceptive lending.
There's plenty of evidence to support the views of the survey's more paranoid respondents.
