For example, discussions about the allocation of scarce resources tend to be competitive; those between friends and colleagues are generally cooperative; and others, such as managers' check-ins with employees, are mixed—supportive but also providing feedback and communicating expectations.
Teacher and parent reactions to these activities were mixed, supportive in some countries, not supportive in others.
Reaction among Vietnamese Americans to McCain's use of this term was mixed although supportive of McCain himself, and exit polls in the primary in California showed that they strongly supported him.
Based on systematic reviews and meta-analyses, evidence about effectiveness is mixed but supportive enough to suggest continued research.
Another answer would be mixed-income supportive housing, he said, with the higher rents paid by middle-income tenants helping to sustain a building that also offers supportive services.
True, Neurath's vision of cities composed of mutually supportive, mixed communities, living together in harmony isn't exactly voguish in our era of gated communities, sheltered accommodation, streets too dangerous for kids to play in.
These ideas chimed not only with Neurath's but with the new Labour government's housing minister Aneurin Bevan's vision of a New Jerusalem in Britain – of mutually supportive, mixed communities.
As you might expect, blood pressure was lower when people mixed with their supportive friends, compared to their "aversive" acquaintances – be it an insulting co-worker or moody boss.
In 2010, in a lot adjacent to the Academy, Fortune completed construction on and opened a green, mixed affordable and supportive housing development with 114 apartments and 20,000 square feet of service space.
Evidence about PHV efficacy is mixed but generally supportive.
In comparison to in vivo models, Caco-2 cell monolayers lack mucus layers, extracellular matrix proteins, supportive mixed cell populations, basement membranes, and metabolic protein expression.
