Sentence examples for effective supporters from inspiring English sources

The McCall campaign, meanwhile, released a new television commercial featuring Senator Charles E. Schumer, who has been one of Mr. McCall's most effective supporters.

His childhood friend Ken Johnson, an art critic for the Times, was there, along with Linda Norden, who, at the time, was a curator at the Fogg Museum, at Harvard, and would become one of Trecartin's most effective supporters.

Canguilhem sponsored Foucault's doctoral thesis on the history of madness and, throughout Foucault's career, remained one of his most important and effective supporters.

The fact is that liberal Democrats have been the most determined and effective supporters of the Israeli-Palestinian status quo for decades.

As a result, the church has lost one of its most effective supporters – both in the public relations arena and their bank balances".

While London is overmighty in terms of the resources it receives to fund culture, Serota has always been a quiet but effective supporter of colleagues running poorer, less glamorous institutions around the country.

A columnist for that broadsheet, Michael Gove, now a Tory candidate, has accused her of being a "passionate, committed and effective supporter of the Trotskyist Socialist Alliance", an organisation intent on "destabilising the props of the establishment".

Bob Packwood, the Republican chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, initially resisted the idea of fundamental reform, but after his less-ambitious alternative bill collapsed in committee (one of the many times the whole tax-reform initiative looked dead), he became a fearsome and effective supporter of tax reform, and I became his partner.

To be sure, he's always been a reliable vote, but never a leader or even an effective supporter.

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An effective supporter is described by women as having an 'authentic presence' (showing empathy, taking time and being responsive) and a 'facilitative approach' (giving practical help, encouragement, realistic and accurate information); and the support service should facilitate continuity of caregiver from pregnancy to postnatal.