Sentence examples for more supportive or from inspiring English sources
For instance, the excellent seats feature similar head-and-neck support, and both lumbar and seat sides can be made more supportive or softer as desired.
"Social capital theorists have shown that some people do better than others in part because they enjoy larger, more supportive, or otherwise more useful networks.
In the nutrition domain attention to norms does not seem to take the form of normative feedback but rather of building normative support for desired changes and for creating a more supportive school or community environment [ 77].
You will probably be better off moving either to a more supportive boss or outside the organization.
Some children are better able to adapt, whether because of natural resilience, more supportive parenting or the age at which disruptions occurred.
But we couldn't have asked for calmer weather (0 missed dives out of 8 is an exception for the Pacific Northwest), a more supportive crew, or better samples.
Paula Spencer Scott, senior editor at Caring.com, recently compiled a guide to help families determine when the time has come to move older relatives from their homes and into a more supportive environment or, alternatively, to bring in a home health aide who can provide assistance.
Previous studies suggest that some interventions targeting people at risk can expose participants to the influence of new peers who are more supportive of or more engaged in behaviours associated with risk, thereby spreading risk.
There appears to be a dilemma for staff when considering the nature and purpose of end of life care in acute stroke services, including whether end of life care focuses predominantly on death, or more supportive interventions that could (or not) be combined with active treatment strategies to improve the quality of an individual's limited life.
He clearly could not have been more supportive of me or more understanding.
Surprisingly, the written media have been largely more supportive than TV or radio.
