Sentence examples for a range of supportive from inspiring English sources
"Three leading Muslims" in your piece ('Is the veil the biggest issue we face in the UK?', G2, 17 September) express a range of supportive opinion.
Aside from medical help, meals, beds and a presumably safe environment, the shelter offers one other crucial service: generator-driven electricity, which keeps running a range of supportive machines, including Jesse Sanchez's respirator.
"We took urgent action requiring the trust to address the most immediate of our concerns, and the trust has now introduced a range of supportive measures as a means of stabilising the organisation".
Congress provided the money; the state and local governments provided the leadership on the ground; and FEMA — an agency that, during the aftermath of Katrina, became a byword for bureaucratic ineptitude — provided a range of supportive services, including financial assistance to those affected by Sandy.
Congress provided the money; the state and local governments provided the leadership on the ground; and FEMA an agency that, during the aftermath of Katrina, became a byword for bureaucratic ineptitude provided a range of supportive services, including financial assistance to those affected by Sandy.
This is very common, and Duke offers a range of supportive services to help students through this transition, including a peer tutoring program.
What follows from the principle of shared accountability would be an approach to chronic illness management whereby a range of core supportive and palliative services are coordinated and easily available regardless of the patient's location – both home location, as well as location along the disease trajectory.
The reasons include a heterogeneous patient population, a wide range of supportive interventions, and complex causes of the patient's condition.
Nevertheless this work often comprised a wide range of supportive tasks, carried out over a long period of time, to achieve habitual use and thus maximise integration.
In the US, a broad range of supportive services are offered by a multidisciplinary cohort of oncology health professionals but the availability of these services varies greatly among institutions.
