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Meanings of sufficient support in English

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Usage of sufficient support in English
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The British government says it does not believe there is sufficient support now.
Reuters
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Without the sufficient support in the data, a hypothesis is merely an idea.
Wired
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This year I'm suggesting there will be sufficient support for a full 10.
The Irish Times
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But Lord John failing to find sufficient support, Lord Palmerston became Prime Minister.
Lady John Russell: A Memoir with Selections from Her Diaries and...
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The British government has said it does not believe there is sufficient support now.
Reuters
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Some investors have worried whether the package would provide sufficient support for the economy.
Reuters
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There is not sufficient support for an impeachment, while systemic reform appears quite unrealistic.
The Irish Times
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If it fails, it could be seen as evidence that he lacks sufficient support.
Reuters
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The inspectors say that G4S did not ensure they had sufficient support and supervision.
The Guardian
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Sometimes, the absence of a sufficient support network can prevent a timely Mayday call.
Wired
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The stern is rounded so as to provide sufficient support for the rear planes.
The Mastery of the Air
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Ferguson does not believe such a widespread competition would attract sufficient support to be viable.
The Irish Times
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But we must find solutions that are negotiable and command sufficient support in this house.
Radio NZ
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He had not received sufficient support in the first venture to warrant another such attempt.
Boys' Book of Famous Soldiers
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We watched anxiously for a time, but the heavy boxes seemed to provide sufficient support.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
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Sickles pushed out Clark's rifled battery, with a sufficient support, to shell the passing column.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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