Sentence examples for whose supporters from inspiring English sources

It's not clear based on the data Le Monde released whose supporters switched over to Melenchon, and whether Le Pen's support suffered any decline.

Low turnout could favor Mr. Paul, whose supporters – as always – are energetic and committed.

Their chances have been improved by the implosion of UKIP, whose supporters they hope to attract.

Both have had political conflicts with Prime Minister Hun Sen, whose supporters control the Throne Council.

Victory would also benefit Arsenal, whose supporters needed no invitation to boo their forward on Sunday.

That was plenty for Mr. Franks, whose supporters began showing up before Mr. Bush arrived.

As for Everton, they are another proud old club whose supporters must crave more.

This led to the Free Silver Movement, whose supporters (miners, farmers, and debtors) advocated the return of silver coin.

A few attendees debated chemical solutions versus heat, whose supporters said it was generally more expensive but required fewer treatments.

But it is no longer a party whose supporters can be relied on to endorse the use of force.

Both are populist movements whose supporters have far more sympathy for the Syrian rebels than the government.