Sentence examples for sufficiently supportive from inspiring English sources

(Last night, ABC had a ratings also-ran, the improvisational comedy "Whose Line Is It Anyway?") Among the networks, ABC has been subjected to the most criticism from conservatives for not being sufficiently supportive of the administration, while Fox was presumably on safer ground because its support of Mr. Bush has never been questioned.

Not all geeks will be good at working remotely, so you'll need to know if they have the right personality, if the job they're doing can be supported this way and if the culture of your organization will be sufficiently supportive.

Always immaculately dressed and coiffured, she was seen by some as aloof and not sufficiently supportive of her staff.

— ELISABETH BUMILLER Many of the Republican candidates have jumped all over Mr. Obama for not being sufficiently supportive of Israel.

Fortunately for Narayan, the Hindu family system was sufficiently supportive for him to set out to live the life of a man of letters.

She conceded that her contest is "exemplary of some of the tension within the community," largely over whether President Obama's policies have been sufficiently supportive of Israel.

"The responses lament that persons who are separated, divorced or single parents sometimes feel unwelcome in some parish communities, that some clergy are uncompromising and insensitive in their behaviour; and, generally speaking, that the church, in many ways, is perceived as exclusive, and not sufficiently present and supportive".

Occurrences of severe rash or diarrhoea not sufficiently controlled by supportive treatment resulted in dose reduction of erlotinib by 25 or 50 mg day−1, followed by dose interruption if necessary.

Although it is not possible to make quantitative conclusions because of differences in intervention details and study design, qualitative analysis suggests that when supervision is considered by CHWs to be sufficiently frequent and supportive, this factor can encourage higher CHW motivation and performance.

An especially critical phase in the course of treatment for not addressing the patients' supportive needs sufficiently is the transition from in-patient primary therapy to out-patient aftercare [ 12].

Support the vines sufficiently.