Sentence examples for been relatively supportive from inspiring English sources

Without being specific about how or when, Mr. Zardari, who had been relatively supportive of the president, suggested that he should go.

The letter to the mayor and governor, sent on Oct. 29, was signed by seven elected officials in addition to Mr. Brennan, including some that have been relatively supportive of Atlantic Yards, like council members Bill de Blasio and David Yassky.

Outside of his opinions on marriage, Trump has been relatively supportive of other LGBTQ issues, coming out against a recent ban in North Carolina that prevents people from using a restroom that does not match the gender they were born with.

More positively, increased market volatility in September (Scottish referendum, Ukraine, ECB QE) should be relatively supportive for second quarter 2015 revenues.

We find further that this joint effect occurs regardless of whether the internal auditor's information is relatively supportive or unsupportive of his position.

The deal was a good one for the Territory: the price of A$506m was better than expected, it opened the door to significant trade opportunities, and on that basis the NT News was relatively supportive.

"I give her credit for allowing this very broad tent of Democrats right now to express themselves, and bring their own perspectives to the caucus and be relatively supportive of all of us," said Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn)., a freshman who won a seat from the GOP in the Twin Cities suburbs.

Informants suggested that the public was relatively supportive of the legislation which presented an opportunity.

Under those circumstances, homesickness would have been relatively uncommon, occurring only when individuals were separated from supportive, familiar people.

"China's action in recent years on climate has been far more ambitious than the United States," said Ash. "However, China obviously must do much more given their economy remains the number one current climate polluter, and the government should feel they have a mandate from a population which is relatively much more supportive of acting on climate".

Western institutions have been weighing the pros and cons of expanding East: Costs are relatively low, local governments are supportive, and the potential for growth is huge.