Sentence examples for with real support from inspiring English sources

We want endorsements that come with real support, and his does".

There are countless disabled people in this country who are desperate to work, but who will only get there with real support.

Once you've accepted that, your priorities should change: the focus should be on maintaining the safety of those who choose to stay in the industry while assisting those who want to exit, with real support.

Yet when it involves a serious candidate with real support, a protracted public decision can come to define a figure in the eyes of the public, as it did during the months in which Mario Cuomo, then the governor of New York, mulled over entering the 1992 Presidential race.

CS3 is also important because it's the first version with real support for Apple's newest Macintosh computers using Intel microprocessors and Microsoft's latest Windows operating system, Vista.

Hence a detailed experimental study based on 25 shear tests was undertaken to investigate the shear behaviour and strength of LSBs with real support conditions.

A campaign with no real support makes contact with the electorate in Iowa for the first time, and it often isn't pretty.

Officials in key agencies said the C.I.A. had warned them to steer clear of Mr. Haq, describing him as a publicity hound with no real support inside Afghanistan.

I think they are well aware that, as the main opposition party with grassroots, real support, organization and tradition in Egypt, that they have the power to spook, not only the international community but plenty of Egyptians too.

It would be useful to know, for instance, whether signs of widespread rebellion were authentic or whether they were being created by a fringe group with little real support.

The group that he led, until then relatively marginal with no real support base and only a few hundred members, was portrayed as a sprawling global terrorist organisation, with obedient "operatives" and "sleeper cells" on every continent, and an ability to mobilise, radicalise and attack far beyond its real capacities.