Sentence examples for hardly supportive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dole spoke at the coalition's convention, but Mr. Robertson was hardly supportive, telling the crowd Mr. Dole would probably lose.

But the mood among the ordinary Canadians assembled for a "town meeting" on Wednesday was hardly supportive of what many here fear will be a brutal and unthinking American response.

Labor costs are very high both on hiring and firing, and the legislation is inflexible and hardly supportive of entrepreneurship.

Her female colleagues have hardly been supportive.

Mr Blunkett, whose reported comments this week have hardly been supportive of his fellow cabinet members, found himself the recipient of warm praise.

Despite its relevance, hardly any supportive means for the automated detection and refinement as well as management of policies are available.

In Italy, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi could hardly have been more supportive of President Bush, but public opinion was deeply divided.

When a friend boasted he had been playing football when his wife gave birth (some men in the Valley are rather hands-off), Mr Goldberg scolded him for his inattentiveness.It is hardly unusual for a billionaire to have a supportive spouse.

Nor was Mrs. Clinton's role as instrumental as the White House asserts, they say: she was supportive and made some calls, but was hardly in the trenches.

While hardly definitive, we see Table 6's results as supportive of the intertemporal labor supply hypothesis.34.

Nattawadee and teachers from other schools said parents are becoming more supportive of their children's education and hardly ever allow their children to skip school unless it is absolutely necessary.