Sentence examples for first supportive from inspiring English sources
Insurers were at first supportive of the initiatives of President Bill Clinton in the mid-1990s, untheythey felt threatened and unleashed the memorable "Harry and Louise" advertising campaign that helped derail the effort.
Mugford was at first supportive of Bamber after the murders; newspaper photographs of the funeral show him weeping and hanging onto her arm.
Just before 8AM, UNISON's Head of Health, Christina McAnea, made the short walk from the union headquarters to give strikers a pep talk and help distribute leaflets and the picket got its first supportive car honk of the day.
At first supportive more of a republican form of a government, political reality (such as royal faction victory at the elections of 1790) resulted in his acceptance of a more constitutional monarchy approach.
Although at first supportive of the royal governor, his politics became more radical as British colonial policy became increasingly unpopular, and Bowdoin believed those policies would have a negative effect on the New England economy.
A bit before 8 AM, UNISON's Head of Health, Christina McAnea, made the short walk from the union headquarters to give strikers a pep talk and help distribute leaflets and the picket got its first supportive car honk of the day.
In addition to the three basic needs-related dimensions, a fourth supportive climate dimension, structure-giving teacher behaviour, was included via eight items.
Second, supportive care strategies were also variable between centers.
Third, supportive supervision is a key component of quality improvement [ 9, 27, 28].
In a second, supportive approach, the analysis was based on all patients who had non-missing data for KI at baseline and after 2 cycles of treatment.
Third, supportive breeding can have a cumulative negative effect on the reproductive success of spawners via introgressive hybridization of hatchery and wild stocks (Fleming et al. 2000; McGinnity et al. 2003; Araki et al. 2007a, 2009; Roberge et al. 2008).
