Sentence examples for finding supportive from inspiring English sources

It offered a distinctly feminist reading with Joanna Horton's shy Helena finding supportive aid from Charlotte Cornwell's sardonically gracious Countess.

Filing applications for Medicaid and other public benefits while inmates are incarcerated is another key to solving the problem, Mr. Gresham said, because indigent, mentally ill people otherwise have no way to pay for treatment and little chance of finding supportive housing when they get out.

A first step to finding supportive evidence for clinically important potential biomarkers is to search the accumulated data and knowledge generated from basic research [ 11].

Recently, Li et al. investigated the association of the SNP with risk of ONFH in a sample of Chinese patients, finding supportive evidence of a significant association as well [ 15].

In this study, our aim was to follow-up an earlier investigation on the effect of surgeon workload on survival of breast cancer patients (Sainsbury et al, 1995a), and to establish whether the original finding, supportive of a volume outcome relationship, has remained the case in a more recent time period.

A consistent chromosome abnormality exists in 17 human cell lines and in 11 fresh cancers, a finding strongly supportive of our original support of Boveri's concept of a chromosomal imbalance origin of human cancer.

Many have had difficulty finding financial support, supportive leadership and experienced physician-teachers with formal training in patient safety.

For example, it is reasonable to expect that familiarity with teaching materials would be positively associated with confidence in teaching evolution material and negatively associated with obstacles to finding a supportive teaching environment.

The solution to homelessness, Cole said, is finding permanent supportive housing.

Jonathan Dawkins, a 47-year-old Skid Row resident, believes finding permanent supportive housing is exactly what he needs to begin turning his life around.

In particular, the "friends-related" finding offers supportive empirical evidence for Yeh and Lo's recommendations to provide incentives within communities to engage older adults in social activities and enhance their social contacts and resources [ 72].