Sentence examples for readily supported from inspiring English sources

Platt was one of many overlooked linchpins of the grime scene, and Channel U was radical at a time when black British artists weren't being readily supported on mainstream channels, radio or labels.

Moreover, it's important that teachers be — as they now often are not — credible authority figures, a status readily supported by the justified self-confidence and prestige of an elite professional.

He also readily supported Britain's entry into the European common market, which he saw as posing no threat to an even more important attachment, the Atlantic alliance.That attachment was surely deepened by, if not born of, Alastair's year in America as a Commonwealth Fund Fellow in 1956-57.

Identifying frailty requires the evaluation of the complete patient [15], something that may be readily supported by a generalist's knowledge and their longitudinal observation of the patient [16].

It added that "to suggest some sort of new oil-tax revenue boom is about to emerge is not readily supported by the evidence".

"We know that many early hominins lived in areas that would not have readily supported chimpanzees with their strong preference for forest fruits.

All stances the Green Party readily supports.

So the evidence does not readily support claims that the Continent is technologically behind.

Baker said: "Nomad Scotland has grown into a self sustained group that can now readily support its own activity.

As the rector of a religiously affiliated (Catholic) elementary school, I can readily support positions set forth by Erin Harrington in "Keeping the Faith" (Op-Ed, July 10).

By rallying to causes that almost everyone in the liberal world can readily support, your last political capital is being squandered.