Sentence examples for be less supportive of from inspiring English sources
On abortion, for instance, younger Americans tend to be less supportive of unfettered rights.
Richard A. Grasso, the exchange's chairman, said he was not concerned that the new mayor would be less supportive of Wall Street than the current one.
Individuals with more formal training tended to be less supportive of confrontation and more supportive of the increased use of medications.
In a statement released yesterday, the rating agency Fitch predicted that Greece is likely to have early general elections in the first three months of 2015, hinting that the next administration would be "less supportive of economic and fiscal reforms".
The governor might be surprised by the outcome of such a discussion; studies show that those who know someone who died in 9/11 tend to be less supportive of military intervention and retributive foreign policy.
Still, budget hawks like Citizens Against Government Waste are cautiously optimistic that the new crop of anti-spending Republicans in Congress will be less supportive of projects like the Market Access Program.
Labour and Liberal Democrat supporters are less supportive of road investments, while pedestrian networks made it into Ukip's top five.
When it comes to gay marriage, "Hispanic Catholics are less supportive of gay marriage being recognized by the church".
Consumptive users scored lower in aesthetics and were less supportive of protection in the high support group, while nonconsumptive users showed the opposite trend.
After reading Origin of Species, Haeckel became one of the more prolific and vociferous supporters of evolution, but was less supportive of natural selection as the mechanism by which evolution occured.
Similar to studies on college campuses in the USA [ 30, 31] respondents in this study generally supported a smoke free policy, however, were less supportive of a complete ban on all campus grounds.
