Sentence examples for most unsupportive from inspiring English sources

White evangelical Protestants are the most unsupportive religious group (only 24% favor marriage equality), explaining why Vines has chosen to focus his advocacy in that population.

The preview also shows Kourtney telling her sister Khloe over the phone that Rob threatened to slam the family in the press and "tell everybody how I have the worst, most unsupportive, disgusting family".

Most studies have used quantitative instruments to measure unsupportive behavior and have measured problematic social support interactions along a continuum from helpful to unhelpful [ 12, 13].

It has, writes the analyst Kenneth Pollack in the forthcoming issue of The National Interest, "led many Iraqi politicians, including the prime minister, to take public positions unsupportive of the American presence, even though most know that America's role as peacekeeper, mediator, adviser and capacity-builder remain critical to Iraq's stability and progress".

However, most failures are likely related to a poor surgical technique and inadequate application of unsupportive bone grafts [ 11, 14].

Kokoschka taught himself to paint in oils and executed some canvases, but economic necessity forced him to spend most of his time on decorative work, and the general artistic milieu around him continued to be unsupportive of his creative aspirations.

Of note, most residents preferred long work hours with a supportive supervisor and team to short work hours with unsupportive co-workers.

During a career that spanned 50 years (1929 79), Takamine was most noted for her roles as strong-willed women from lower economic backgrounds who rose to success and independence despite the unsupportive men in their lives.

Other trustees were equally unsupportive.

"They were probably sceptical, but not unsupportive".

Only 3% said people were unsupportive.