Sentence examples for try to find support from inspiring English sources

Negotiators from both sides will perhaps try to find support for their positions in the quarterly financial results Verizon reported yesterday.

He has held private meetings with members of the group and has reached out to other Republicans to try to find support for a comprehensive plan that would include a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million immigrants already in the country illegally.

If you find yourself in the role of caregiver, try to find support.

When asked about the anti-piracy legislation at a news conference on Wednesday, House Speaker John Boehner said lawmakers will continue to try to find support for it, but that it's not there now.

After trying to find support through different avenues, I thought it was all over.

Moscow and Washington are trying to find support for additional sanctions on the Taliban.

They said that the trustee "has an unlimited budget and has spent millions of dollars trying to find support for his baseless allegations".

And too often, despite everyone's best efforts, the police are left trying to find support for someone who has either been assessed as not having a psychiatric disorder and therefore is not admissible to hospital, or is under the influence of alcohol or drugs and so cannot be assessed.

This is partly because of the attitudes that she and Mr. Gluck, a thin, hyper-energetic former software company owner, have encountered over the last three years while trying to find support for what they see as a great idea, long overdue: a serious museum about one of our most basic and entertaining urges and its impact on art, popular culture and even science throughout human history.

At first, Sister Michele tried to find support for the agency from other Catholic charities, but to her surprise, she met resistance.

Her voice became small and thin as her bassist tried to find supporting chords for her.