Sentence examples for as particularly supportive from inspiring English sources

Several Middle East experts noted that Mr. Satterfield was never regarded as particularly supportive of Aipac's views on Israel.

Many Democrats in Congress have never viewed him as particularly supportive of their interests, and some are privately fuming at him for weaknesses in how he ran his campaign.

She describes the Air Force as a particularly supportive branch of the military for female recruits to thrive within, serving for 20 years and 20 days, retiring honorably as a Lieutenant Colonel.

(Medical School 1, PS143, 4 month follow-up, quartile 2) In addition to this, opportunities to do more than observe were identifiable as either 'external' to the student, such as being placed in a particularly supportive team, or 'internal' to the student, such as having a more assertive personality and asking to perform many procedures.

Plans for a wider rollout are unlikely, as Measham revealed that the Home Office "were not particularly supportive" of the WHP scheme. .

23 The Northern Irish participants were particularly supportive of endorsement by public figures, such as sportspeople.

Nor is the medical community particularly supportive.

Indeed, Conservative voters prove particularly supportive.

But then, nor is government policy particularly supportive of unions.

Mrs. Abeles was particularly supportive of the honors programs.

The N.R.A. has never been particularly supportive of black Americans' right to bear arms; in fact, some see the organization's continued success as a reaction to it.