Sentence examples for more supportive the from inspiring English sources

This pattern suggests that Americans grow more resistant to same-sex marriage the more they feel that it's being imposed upon them by an unelected judicial elite, and grow more supportive the more it seems to be gaining ground organically.

Second, as the academics Joseph Grieco, Christopher Gelpi, Jason Reifler and Peter Feaver argue in a May 2011 article in International Studies Quarterly, the broader a domestic and international coalition a president can build, and the more he can share burdens with partners, the more supportive the public becomes.

The more supportive the home environment, the more the child will find his or her own space to develop confidence and focus on all aspects of development, not just speech.

Kennedy would have been more supportive of the environmental movement, (The Kyoto treaty would have been signed), the women's movement, and the gay rights movement.

The Social Democrats (SPD), junior partners in Merkel's grand coalition, proved much more supportive of the chancellor, backing the vote with 175 yeses, and only four nos.

"No company in America is more dedicated to, and more supportive of, the goals of the National Rifle Association than MidwayUSA," it states on its website.

The Russian embassy said the reported remarks were "outrageous", but reaction in the UK was more supportive of the prince.

As the Democrats nationally became ever more supportive of the Roe v. Wade decision and the Republicans steadily less so, Pence felt drawn toward the GOP.

The candidates are trying to win over the party's conservative base, which is more supportive of the administration's policy than the electorate at large.

There were dissenting opinions which were more supportive of the residency, more sympathetic to the constraints on the PD, and more tolerant of the change process.

But the lobby is more supportive of the new round of proposals.