Sentence examples for mildly supportive of from inspiring English sources

The oil industry appears to be mildly supportive of the plan.

Had most of the people been even mildly supportive of the invasion, these plans would have been implemented, and Bush and Blair might now be holding regular press conferences in downtown Baghdad.

Would Britain retreat?The answer, unacknowledged in the House of Commons, is that Britain's reluctant and partial contribution has been conditioned by a combination of reticent politicians, cautious public opinion albeit that most Britons are mildly supportive of Mr Cameron's planned intervention and uncertainty about America's plans.

There's a bit of research on this point, and it's a least mildly supportive of the above contentions, but more to come on this, I assure you.

Ford was mildly supportive of Judd, saying later that he told her to make her own judgment about the race, but sources said that he was worried that her movie and TV career might upset culturally conservative Kentuckians.

But there are a smaller group of States who, whilst mildly supportive of a Treaty, are attempting to make damaging changes that would weaken the Treaty, such as removing ammunition or strong language on denying exports under certain criteria.

The only mildly supportive data come from Koh and Pliner (2009) who monitored the amount of pasta consumed by pairs of females when supplied with either individual or shared serving bowls.

One or two of my female friends thought it was pretty good and were mildly supportive.

The reaction to the proposal from the White House was muted, if mildly supportive.

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People were supportive of us.