Sentence examples for series of supportive from inspiring English sources

We brought in a branch of the New Haven Savings Bank, a convenience store, a series of supportive services and in-house activities trying to keep them independent".

Del Castillo, who played a top narco herself in a soap opera, apparently won the drug lord's trust and affection in a series of supportive Twitter posts.

Lansley strapped the abortion issue round himself, leapt into the seething sea of news, and was tenderly fished out by the Telegraph, which offered a series of supportive (and, as we've seen, sometimes dubiously truthful) headlines.

The proprietor of the Daily Mail sent a series of supportive and congratulatory telegrams to Nazi Germany's leaders, including Hitler, just months before the second world war, papers released today reveal.

The average American music fan, by contrast, reckons the 32-year-old is one of the sharpest songwriters and finest guitar players of his generation, that he makes music that connects and unites blues guitar buffs, girls seduced by his lovelorn vulnerability, and guys who feel that listening to a Mayer album is like opening a series of supportive letters from an elder brother.

He collected a series of supportive statements from European leaders — from Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany to leaders of former Soviet bloc nations, who remain deeply suspicious of Russia and wary of Mr. Obama's "reset" policy for warmer relations with Russia.

It's largely a riff on a recent Newsbusters blog post about how Newsweek ran a series of letters supportive of Al Gore the week after he appeared on its front cover.

Woodell concluded by floating the radical suggestion that the co-op movement could turn its back on ever-greater consolidation by splitting the giant Co-operative Group into a series of mutually supportive but autonomous regional co-operatives societies.

Indeed, Libya has seen a series of protests supportive of the US, and against the attack on the US consulate in Benghazi.

After arriving at his new professorship in Atlanta, Du Bois wrote a series of articles generally supportive of Marxism.

Trained healthcare professionals including 4 nurses and 1 backup physician at the communication center made a series of structured, scheduled supportive phone calls to patients throughout their treatment period.