Sentence examples for vein of support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chen initially tapped a vein of support among many Taiwanese for steps to promote Taiwan's separate identity.

In the final days of campaigning, the momentum appeared to be with Mr. Khan, who electrified voters with a series of mass rallies that tapped into a deep vein of support among young and middle-class Pakistanis in urban areas.

For months last year, Mr. Kerry struggled to explain his vote in favor of the authorization of the use of force in Iraq, while Dr. Dean overtook him in national polls in July and raised record sums by tapping into a new vein of support among young people and over the Internet.

A "Giant Crucifix" Internet survey by The Detroit News suggests that Mr. Monaghan has a fervent vein of support from guys like Ed in Houston ("Go for it!"), but also his fair share of opponents, including a Hawaiian ("obscene idea!") and an Australian ("I mean, come on").

Again, Earl Spencer was tapping into a rich vein of public support.

In the presence of an accessory right middle lobe vein, the figure of eight ablation might not be feasible due to inadequate tissue between the veins to support an ablation catheter.

In the same vein of not having the kind of support that you would like from the people around you, is the desire for your talents and abilities to be co-signed and validated.

Loss of support structure (volume) under the skin commences in our 30s, with the appearance of veins.

Taxpayers in the US, where a rich vein of donors theoretically exists, are invited to support the centre by donating to a foundation registered in Virginia.

In a similar vein we support a deep and genuine alliance with the United States but not the unconditional support that has been the hallmark of Tony Blair's inexperience and which has antagonised many moderate voters.

A number of other studies of patients on peritoneal dialysis (i.e. receiving insulin by the portal vein route) support these findings.