Sentence examples for be generally supportive of from inspiring English sources

"One would expect individual SETI proponents to be generally supportive of those parties and candidates who have voiced strong support for a solid science agenda," said Paul Shuch, executive director of the SETI League, a grassroots group that promotes private SETI research and education.

Further monetary easing should be generally supportive of commodity demand.

President Bush was said to be generally supportive of the idea.

Will lawmakers be generally supportive of the board or generally antagonistic?

— Evgeny Lebedev (@mrevgenylebedev) September 14 , 2012Reaction in Britain appeared to be generally supportive of the royals, with some dissenting voices saying they should have been more alert to the paparazzi threat, even while at a remote private retreat.

Although she must follow the same process a traditional school does to get rid of a teacher, she has found the union to be generally supportive of her decisions to remove those who haven't been a good fit.

The AA president, Edmund King, says the motorists' association is "generally supportive" of the plans and the general principle of dedicated cycle routes was good for all road users.

Few legislators will support a bill that's seen as anti-cop, but they're generally supportive of the higher idea".

"People are generally supportive of them.

Republican candidates for president are generally supportive of Guantánamo Bay.

Tavakoli has been generally supportive of the Rouhani government.