Sentence examples for staunchly supportive from inspiring English sources

Obama has been staunchly supportive of Israel, providing robust military aid and intelligence coöperation, particularly on the vexed and dangerous issue of Iran's nuclear program.

At a recent CDP event on how UK plc can help meet the carbon budgets, Lord Taylor was staunchly supportive of a green economy.

New York magazine Editor-in-Chief Adam Moss "was staunchly supportive of pursuing it," Wallace said.

Trump's voters, not surprisingly, are more staunchly supportive of him than Sessions ― 88percentt approve of how the president is doing in office, with only 8percentt disapproving; 56percentt approve of Sessions' job performance, with 16percentt disapproving and the remainder not sure.

The DUP staunchly supports union with Britain.

The largest donors continue to staunchly support Gelb.

Anglican bishops staunchly supported Blair and Nicholson.

But many supporters of the Anatolian hypothesis remain staunchly unconvinced.

Reform and Reconstructionist communities tend to be supportive, Conservative ones conflicted but generally not hostile, and Orthodox leaders, if not all congregants, usually staunchly opposed.

Broderick was staunchly antislavery.

Others looked staunchly defiant.