Sentence examples for winning more support from inspiring English sources

But recent polls have shown an age gap between Clinton and supporters of Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator winning more support from people under 45.

But if it marks a trend towards Labour winning more support from women, that wouldn't be a big surprise.

Recent polls asking people which party's House candidate they would vote for showed Republicans and Democrats neck and neck, with Democrats winning more support on the issues.

But since the beginning of the year, Ukip has also been winning more support from disaffected Liberal Democrats and Labour voters.

After the announcement of the arrests in the latest case, Mr. Schäuble appeared to be winning more support from his party.

THE attempt by Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinians' president, to secure a deal between his secular-minded Fatah party, which dominates the West Bank, and the Islamists of Hamas, which runs the Gaza Strip, is winning more support from foreign governments than many expected.

"I argue that we won more support with the position we took than lost.

The bill won more support on Tuesday than when it was first approved.

If the city unions were to make a more measured case against Proposition B, they might win more support.

Mr. Bates had tried to win more support for the repeal bill by proposing a nonbinding referendum in November to gauge public support for same-sex marriage.

Had Mr Cameron linked the limited military intervention he was seeking with the possibility of new diplomatic initiatives, he might have won more support.