Sentence examples for a far more supportive from inspiring English sources

Black Americans, who are more likely than whites to identify the controversy as a response to police violence, take a far more supportive view of the protests overall.

Lisbon, Berlin, Barcelona and further afield all look very tempting with lower rents, better quality of life and generally a far more supportive culture for the arts and artists," Armstrong adds.

Pakistani officials said that the White House had done little to use American aid to shore up Mr. Zardari's support base, and have said that Washington was far more supportive of Pakistan when it was run by a military dictator, Pervez Musharraf, than it has been since a civilian government took over in Islamabad.

While many unions have not made protecting the environment a top priority (some have) the representatives they have helped to elect to the House and Senate are almost invariably far more supportive of environmental legislation than the members not supported by organized labor.

"The social environment has become far more supportive of opera creation," said Jiang Li, a producer at the China National Opera House, who counts at least 12 new operas with premieres in China since 2008.

And, again, a public personally bought into specific future healthcare apps and outcomes is likely to be far more supportive, and far less suspicious, of a commercial entity asking for its health data.

Allawi could counter Iran's influence; also, he would be far more supportive and coöperative if the Bush Administration began a drawdown of American combat forces in the coming year.

(The remaining Dolphins players, many of them black, have been far more supportive of Incognito than of Martin).

Both chambers of Congress are controlled by Democrats who have been far more supportive than Republicans of tough safety rules.

The institute also highlights the fact that other countries have very different housing models that are often far more supportive of renters.

For all the horrors attributed to modern children — cyberbullying, sexting, Justin Bieber-esque sideways-hair-brushing — they are far more supportive of diversity and difference than any generation before.