Sentence examples for rather supportive from inspiring English sources

MOST of the newspaper folk who have testified to the Leveson inquiry into the British press, set up in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal, have been rather supportive of the inquiry's aims.

Despite the limitations imposed by the use of our cross-sectional dataset, our interpretation of the main empirical findings obtained from the Spanish PIAAC sample is that they are rather supportive of the mechanism stressed above.

Throughout Tuesday, Sam and the other protesters can be seen beckoning in people she recognizes or other residents from the street, who seem rather supportive of the move.

In fact, when it comes to protests outside of medical clinics by anti-abortion zealots who bully women into conforming to their way of thinking, the conservative media is rather supportive.

For example, in the original poem, Mulan first seeks permission from her rather supportive parents prior to enlisting herself in the army, whereas in the film she runs away from home as they sleep, and her surname was also changed from "Hua" to "Fa".

Our findings concerning procedural invariance are rather supportive for the TTO procedure.

"People think Ofsted is punitive rather than supportive.

Jackie Chase, a friend of the family, told me: "The authorities became something threatening rather than supportive".

The audience then took to yelling "RC! RC!" in a chant that sounded rather less supportive than intended.

The problem is that this is being offered in traditional top-down NHS style by regulators with a reputation for command and control rather than supportive facilitation.

At the High Commission in Delhi, the Queen's appearance brought every guest to their feet, but tweets from across Africa were rather less supportive.