Sentence examples for no more supportive from inspiring English sources

Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis was no more supportive.

There has been no more supportive newspaper than The Daily News about Lin's superb performances".

When Mr Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni, went on a state visit in 2008, the president announced that Tunisia's "space of freedom is progressing .In reality, France was no more supportive of the Tunisian regime than many others who saw it as a bulwark against Islamism.

The prevailing security policies in BYOD are no more supportive for mobile devices like smartphones, tablets and laptops.

Even if a supernatural cause is required, he argues, it could be something other than God; this would mean that the phenomena of the conscience is no more supportive of monotheism than polytheism.

We have to be candid about that, and not allow false issues to get in between the real issues we need to be working on; they don't want terrorist states on their southern border, and they're no more supportive of Al-Qaeda than we are.

According to a poll released last month by the Harvard University Institute of Politics, college students are no longer more supportive of President Bush than the population at large, and their support for the war has dropped sharply from 65percentt a year ago to 49percentt last month.

There may be no constituency more supportive of Mr Spitzer than the rank and file including the former rank and file of many banks: he is seen as the only public official bold enough to take action to bring people to account.

And other than Jews, there is no organized force more supportive of a safe and secure Jewish homeland in Israel than rural, evangelical Christians.

Chef Angela Hartnett, whose London restaurant Angela Hartnett at The Connaught was ranked No 27 on the list was more supportive.

The Bush Administration Even if President Bush is now eager to pretend that Kenneth Lay, Kenny Boyy" in better times, would rather have Ann Richards in the White House, no company has been more supportive of Mr. Bush throughout his career than Enron, and none could boast of greater access to his White House.