Sentence examples for which supports more from inspiring English sources

Regional assemblies and councils need urgently to implement our new planning guidance which supports more housing.

That puts more bait in the water, which supports more and bigger fish.

Neil Infield is the manager of the Business and IP Centre at the British Library, which supports more than 300,000 entrepreneurs and SMEs.

In the U.S. Pacific Northwest, oyster hatcheries began experiencing massive failures in 2005, threatening the $111 million West Coast shellfish industry, which supports more than 3,000 jobs.

For Episcopal Charities WEDNESDAY -- Episcopal Charities, which supports more than 85 charitable programs, including after-school activities, food pantries and immigrant assistance, will raise money at a black-tie dinner at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.

In June, the Merritt Bookstore, which supports more than 10 book clubs and writing groups, will hold an overnight student read-athon to raise money for American Indian children nationwide.

The combination of savage benefit cuts and sanctions has driven the growth of hunger in Cameron's Britain – and the rise of food banks, which supported more than 900,000 people in 2013.

More granivores, but fewer insectivores and insectivore frugivores appeared in the developed areas than in the new growth areas which supported more forest-specialist birds when compared with the developed areas which had more open-habitat species.

As we all known, the decay life for composite with Tb were τ = 1 ~ 2000 μs according to different matrix, which supported more approach to transfer energy and descend the lifetime.

The European Union, which supported more than 60 international polar research projects over the past 10 years with more than €200 million, also has money available, for Portugal and other European countries.

The high H2S sorption capacity for TRGC sorbent is attributed due to the sub-20 nm CuO particles which enhanced the reactivity with H2S at low temperature in conjunction with the high surface area of TRG which supported more active sites, i.e., finely distributed CuO nanoparticles.