Sentence examples similar to win greater support from inspiring English sources

In the leadership contest, David won greater support among Labour lawmakers, but Ed cultivated the trade unions, which retain an important say in the choice of leader, winning by a narrow margin.

I find it hard to imagine that his fellow newly-elected member Oona King, who won great support from Tower Hamlets Councillors for her valiant but unsuccessful mayoral selection campaign against Ken, will be urging him on.

Still, they think they may be able to capture some riders for the long haul and help win greater public support.

A trade group representing the sector has sought — and failed — to win greater financial support from the Obama administration, which has already instituted a program to help domestic auto suppliers.

His running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, co-sponsored part of the Bush bill in the Senate, but Mr. Lieberman said today that he was considering writing his own measure to win greater bipartisan support.

If I win, great.

And just, if you win, great.

"If we win, great," Mr. Williams said.

If that means the Huskies win, great.

Ms. Long won the greatest support from county delegates gathered here, but the convention did not endorse any of the candidates; primary votes will choose the nominee.

Thereafter, however, the gender-based difference in presidential voting began to reverse, with women slightly more likely to favour the Democrat beginning in 1964.The gap grew noticeably wider in 1980, when Ronald Reagan won the election with greater support, by eight points, among men than women.