Sentences with phrase «haemorrhaging support»

Paradoxically, that should worry Labour's leader, for the party is haemorrhaging support among people who voted for the party in May but currently back air strikes.

Confidence in the government continues to fall but Labour has stopped haemorrhaging support, the latest opinion poll suggests.

The party was seemingly haemorrhaging support amongst unionist voters to a Conservative party that appeared more confident in its defence of the Union.

Senior Labour figures will propose a departure deal — as he haemorrhages support but defiantly remains in the post.

Not exact matches

Secondary outcome measures were intraventricular haemorrhage (IVH), necrotising enterocolitis (NEC), infant respiratory distress syndrome (IRDS), prolongation of pregnancy, GA at delivery, birthweight, neonatal intensive care unit admission, and number of days on ventilation support.

More worrying still was the haemorrhaging of votes to UKIP and the stabilisation of working class support for the Conservatives.

It can only be the case that Johnson suffered a haemorrhaging of support within the parliamentary party and no longer felt confident of finishing in the top two.

«When Charles went, our support haemorrhaged,» says a leading Lib Dem peer.

«After an initial surge in support among them for Remain, it was now haemorrhaging badly,» Lord Mandelson wrote.

It is only fear of Mr Corbyn and Mr McDonnell that prevents a haemorrhage of business support.

We must do all we can to ensure we are not losing talented women, and to that end, I'm involved in a cross-professional organisation called Women in Criminal Law, which is designed to be a networking and support organisation to try to ensure that we're not haemorrhaging talent.

However, firms which are not supporting their employees in the way in which they are legally obliged to, risk not only comeback for non-compliance, but also haemorrhaging vital skills as disengaged staff take their expertise elsewhere.