Sentence examples for trend of supporting from inspiring English sources
"We were hoping that the Chancellor would continue his trend of supporting science and engineering, and are really delighted with this new commitment - the total amount of new funding since 2010 has now reached almost £2 billion," said CaSE Director Imran Khan.
Despite all of Trump's praise, however, the surrogate for GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and vocal critic of President Obama -- sometimes in birther fashion -- appeared hesitant to go against his recent trend of supporting Republican politics.
We are losing members because of our anti-gay stance, our anti-science stance, and our anti-sex stance not to mention our long history of abuses and current trend of supporting the worse sort of laws.
Authorising the export of chemicals to Syria is simply part of a long trend of support for dangerous technology which undermines this country's legitimacy when it comes to speaking about human rights.
Figure 4. Ratio of childcare and early childhood education budget to GDP Figure 5. Number of graded-fee supported children and trend of support budget.
But there has also never been a time when the general trend of support for marriage equality has declined.
Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) announced his plans to sign on today, and ASA plans on helping continue this trend of support through the March 22nd lobby day.
Pew's 52% was far less than Gallup's 58%, and it, at least, followed the more linear trend of support building slowly over a few years that one might expect.
With donors, funds are often distributed based on ever-shifting and competing priorities, which has led to a worrying trend of support flowing toward one area of child rights violations and away from others.
The findings of this review indicate a consistent trend of support for the role of a chair intervention to reduce the severity, intensity and frequency of musculoskeletal pain among workers who are required to sit for prolonged periods.
The findings of this review indicate a consistent trend of support for the role of a chair intervention to improve musculoskeletal symptoms among workers who are required to sit for prolonged periods.
