Sentence examples for relatively supportive from inspiring English sources

This American Life recently told the story of a young gay man whose fervent support for Donald Trump seemed baffling until the show unravelled how Trump's relatively supportive stance towards equal marriage earned the man a degree of acceptance from his intolerant, rightwing parents.

Although the Obama administration has been critical of the coup and relatively supportive of Zelaya, it should go much further.

Even the relatively supportive Daily Mirror had assumed the worst in its print edition, with an overnight article headlined "Dark night of the polls for Jeremy".

More positively, increased market volatility in September (Scottish referendum, Ukraine, ECB QE) should be relatively supportive for second quarter 2015 revenues.

Without being specific about how or when, Mr. Zardari, who had been relatively supportive of the president, suggested that he should go.

Ernst & Young and PricewaterhouseCoopers, each of which is getting out of consulting in any case, have been relatively supportive of the S.E.C. effort, while the other three major firms -- KPMG, Arthur Andersen and Deloitte & Touche -- have been harshly critical.

That same study also found that in families with anxious fathers, mothers were relatively less supportive or more rejecting toward their anxious child.

The park, planned as an incubator designed eventually to nurture start-up companies in a supportive, relatively inexpensive university-related environment, is a collaborative venture of the college and the nearby Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a leading biological research institution.

He has also, until relatively recently, been supportive of McQuaid's efforts to grow cycling and tackle its doping culture.

"China's action in recent years on climate has been far more ambitious than the United States," said Ash. "However, China obviously must do much more given their economy remains the number one current climate polluter, and the government should feel they have a mandate from a population which is relatively much more supportive of acting on climate".

Yes, Dan's friends are terrible people, but they were born terrible people, with terrible role models and every opportunity afforded to them; Dan actually grew up with a supportive, relatively normal family and a comfortable but not excessively affluent lifestyle, and yet he tossed all those life lessons away to become just another spoiled little rich kid with more vanity than sense.