Sentence examples for superficially support from inspiring English sources

Superficially support for reconciliation at a political level seems to be "at an all-time high", according to the report, but it found the government's policies inconsistent and while total expenditure on Aboriginal and Tores Strait Islanders had increased, funding for Indigenous serviceshad decreased.

Although the positive function for CFB, NFL and NHL games may superficially support a kind of 'hot hands' or cumulative advantage-type mechanism, in which lead size tends to grow superlinearly over time, we do not believe this explains the observed pattern.

Recent surveys of Russians superficially support the notion that official declamations about moral conservatism constitute an expression of the popular will.

Indeed, the presence of the same prokaryotic group in both regions in several of the phylogenetic analyses – low G+C Gram positives are for example found in both box A and B in Figures 2 and 6 – superficially supports ancient duplications.

Wicker turns himself into a character in the drama, seen from the outside as "Tom Wicker": an archetypal Southern liberal, whose career, superficially in support of civil rights, has involved a steady resistance to racial fact.

Piling on the criticism of Deen, as her financial empire crumbles and she is branded with a scarlet R for racist, becomes at once an opportunity to superficially show of support for blacks and an act of sanctimonious hypocrisy.

And one of the most bizarre, at least superficially, has been the support for the striking public workers from the N.F.L. Players Association and the Green Bay Packers.

Superficially, these data might support the 'Summers hypothesis' (so-called by Barres [2]), especially since no gender biases in manuscript assessment by journals have thus far been revealed [11] [13].

This superficially counterintuitive finding is supported by previous studies which have examined the relationship between occupational physical activity and BMI.

The overall higher than average frequency of R7 among the AA speakers of India may superficially be seen as supporting the model that places the origin of this haplogroup among AA speakers, possibly even outside India, assuming the language phylum would have arisen elsewhere.

Superficially, this might appear to support an important, and relatively non-site-specific, role for CL3 in normal CFTR processing (see the introductory section).