Sentence examples for whilst supporting from inspiring English sources
Developing skill sets in areas that support the green agenda will close the unemployment gap whilst supporting a sustainable and low carbon world.
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Whilst supporting the decision to invade Iraq, he thinks more time should have been taken to plan what would happen after Saddam Hussein was defeated.
"Whilst supporting your team and being emotionally invested in the match is a vital part of the game, the club will protect the family friendly environment we have and our members expect at Metricon Stadium.
When disaster strikes families need to be confident that the authorities are doing everything they can to identify their loved ones in a dignified and respectful way, whilst supporting any criminal investigation.
"Our priority is to keep energy bills as low as possible for families and businesses whilst supporting low-carbon technologies that represent value for money," said a spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Such an approach, whilst supported by theory, has been criticised as "Too Simplistic" for not using machine learning approaches for detection.
Patients often need to be retrieved whilst supported by ECMO, and data suggest that this can be undertaken safely in trained hands with an appropriate system [ 19].
This widely adopted measurement recommendation's aim is to keep ICP below 20 mmHg, but whilst supported in the clinical setting it had not been confirmed by clinical 'testing' until the recent publication by Chestnut et al. [ 2].
The Conservatives were pushed into second place whilst support for Labour and the Liberal Democrats plunged.
Whilst support for the critical brain hypothesis has emerged from comparing brain dynamics at various scales with the dynamics of physical systems at criticality (e.g., [31, 34, 47 50]), in this paper, we focus on the important body of work that has relied on characterising power laws in the distributions of size of neuronal avalanches [8, 30].
