Sentence examples for a good support network from inspiring English sources

The importance of a good support network is echoed by other campaigners.

I'm lucky to have a good support network in the graduate scheme.

I was lucky in that I had very good mentors and a good support network at home," she says.

"Having a good support network is very important and can help when things get tough," says Nahid Saiyed, who works in student services at the University of Birmingham.

If a woman has to look after her children as well, without a good support network, then that is an insupportable demand".

We're going to think about Daddy now.' " He has a good support network: his mother; his aunt, uncles, grandparents and family friends; and some people he may never remember when he grows older.

"Luckily I've got a pretty good support network.

"It's quite isolated where we are and this life can often be quite lonely when your husbands are away, so it's been a really good support network.

2A good support network of friends and family can play a key part in recovery, but if someone is sent far from home... friends and family may be less likely to be able to visit.

Unfortunately, the O.E.C.D. found that people with lower incomes and less education were least likely to have a personal social safety net: Perhaps partly because they generally have good support networks, Americans are slightly more trusting than residents of other countries; 36.6 percent of Americans agreed that "most people can be trusted," compared with 33 percent across the developed world.

"I've had very good support networks all along the way.