Sentence examples for is supportive enough from inspiring English sources

Yet the question of whether President Obama is supportive enough is behind some of the most partisan maneuvering since the Middle East ally was born six decades ago, and that angling has potential ramifications for the 2012 elections.

Mr. Weprin was the first Albany lawmaker to appear on a ballot since the Legislature voted in June to legalize same-sex marriage, and his support of it appeared to hurt him with the Ninth Congressional District's substantial Orthodox Jewish community, elements of which were already concerned about whether his party is supportive enough of Israel.

All PIMH clinicians felt well supported within the PIMH team, as one clinician stated, "I think the team is supportive enough that if I needed something more, I would be able to ask for it and I will approach my manager about that".

At the time, the union head accused Obama of not being supportive enough of police officers.

Each accuses the other of not being supportive enough of Boeing, which is based in the Charleston area and is the largest private sector employer in the state.

Mr. Romney characterizes Mr. Obama's approach to the Arab Spring as naïve and apologetic, and his campaign has criticized the president as not being supportive enough of Israel.

Bobby Shmurda wants to leave Epic Records, because he believes the label has not been supportive enough during his current legal difficulties.

A majority of Republicans think their GOP lawmaker has not been "supportive enough" of Trump, according to a new George Washington University Battleground poll.

Steinbrenner feels that the $120 million Giambi, who is barely batting above.200, has allowed his prolonged slump to adversely influence his personality and that he has not been supportive enough of his teammates.

The Wisconsin governor Scott Walker on Sunday repeated his claim that Barack Obama is endangering the lives of police officers, by not being supportive enough of law enforcement amidst nationwide protests over police brutality.

Ramesh Nath Pandey told ambassador James Moriarty the US were not being supportive enough of then King Gyanendra, and that this might indirectly lead to Maoist rebels taking over the country, a secret cable from December 2005 alleges.