Sentence examples for does not really support from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the underlying research does not really support such simple conclusions.

If he does not really support in vitro fertilization, it is hypocritical for him to be parading an infant conceived using in vitro for a photo op.

What is most perplexing is that the United States' own experience with both welfare and its "reform" does not really support the charges.

It would thus seem that the most sensible approach would be to use a somewhat "loose and floppy" relationship like "isPublishedAt" to describe the relationship involved, since the information available from the Table does not really support pinpoint accuracy.

But the evidence does not really support Dr. Kay's bold assertion that had the American invasion not disrupted things, the Iraqis would have produced missiles that could hit targets 600 miles away, like Ankara or Cairo.

The populist logic also implies that whoever does not really support populist parties might not be part of the proper people at all: there are American citizens, and then there are what George C Wallace, an arch-populist of the 1960s often viewed as a precursor of Trump, always called "real Americans" (white, God-fearing, hard-working, gun-owning and so on).

"The majority of the L.D.P. doesn't really support Koizumi.

"But the state doesn't really support this style of film-making".

Several readers, including Jonathan Minnen of Atlanta, objected that Mr. Meshal doesn't really support a "solution".

But it's a pity that the [federal] government doesn't really support it," he said.

"In terms of opportunity to lead the healthy life, the environment doesn't really support that," Nuru-Jeter said.