Sentence examples for without substantial support from inspiring English sources
But the presence of the white kids was a signal that the cause had reached into the white middle class and nothing, in the United States, succeeds without substantial support from the white middle class.
But the presence of the white kids was a signal that the cause had reached into the white middle class — and nothing, in the United States, succeeds without substantial support from the white middle class.
There is no record of previous operations by the group in Afghanistan, however, so no one seriously thought Lashkar-e-Jhangvi could carry out a coordinated series of bombings in three Afghan cities without substantial support from other sources.
Rufus Montgomery, an African-American Georgia delegate to the national convention, is sceptical the party should change much at all, noting that Republicans have won the White House in seven out of the last 10 elections without substantial support from blacks.
Nonetheless, if civil society is to achieve climate change mitigation goals autonomously, it is not going to happen without substantial support from (central) government by removing institutional and legal barriers [65].
After World War I, the troupe had lost many of its Russian aristocratic patrons, and French society had changed dramatically, leaving the Ballets Russes without substantial support from their audience as well.
Without rapid and substantial support, the moderate Free Syrian Army could soon be expelled from territories contiguous to ISIS, rendering the American anti-ISIS strategy obsolete.
Without ongoing and substantial support, the current positive national trends will not be sustainable.
We said that "our jurisdiction is not defeated if the nonfederal ground relied on by the state court is without any fair or substantial support".
The term may include parents, partners, siblings, children, friends or other people significant to the individual: essentially, anyone who provides substantial support without being paid.
Furthermore, the distribution of Akaike weights under the more recent models of divergence (with or without migration) indicated that there was substantial support in favor of alternative models, even at relatively large sample sizes.
