Sentence examples for been rather supportive from inspiring English sources
MOST of the newspaper folk who have testified to the Leveson inquiry into the British press, set up in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal, have been rather supportive of the inquiry's aims.
Despite the limitations imposed by the use of our cross-sectional dataset, our interpretation of the main empirical findings obtained from the Spanish PIAAC sample is that they are rather supportive of the mechanism stressed above.
In fact, when it comes to protests outside of medical clinics by anti-abortion zealots who bully women into conforming to their way of thinking, the conservative media is rather supportive.
Our results are rather supportive for keeping communication strategies less stratified: As we could not find any interaction of time and demographics, we see all sub-groups' hygiene perception has benefitted from the public discourse during influenza A H1N1 pandemic.
At the High Commission in Delhi, the Queen's appearance brought every guest to their feet, but tweets from across Africa were rather less supportive.
But the former England skipper, who oversaw the national team under Martin Johnson's tenure until the 2011 World Cup, was rather less supportive of Robshaw.
Patients with adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) are highly heterogeneous but current therapies are rather uniform and largely supportive.
Despite the highly heterogeneous patient population presenting with ARDS, current therapies are rather uniform and largely supportive.
The Houbaras' supportive breeding is rather unique in the sense that several thousand individuals are individually managed, while breeding scheme rests on strict genetic guidelines, which might shift the focus on avoiding selection pressures rather than avoiding genetic drift.
Please note that palliative care is not always provided exclusively; instead palliative care (or rather supportive care) is often combined with imatinib or sunitinib to improve symptoms and social support.
