Sentence examples for supportive means from inspiring English sources

Despite its relevance, hardly any supportive means for the automated detection and refinement as well as management of policies are available.

Experiences when using the language in an educational setting and a product development setting have shown that the patterns are a supportive means for the proposed goals.

With the advancement of implant dentistry, there was an increase in utilizing CAD/CAM as a supportive means to maximize the results of implant treatment.

A few immune milk products have been commercialized and more can be expected in the future for use, e.g. as a supportive means in antibiotic treatments and for prevention of hospital infections.

And sometimes being supportive means stepping back and watching your daughter develop wings of her own.

Any palliative therapy and supportive means will be documented and annotated in CRF sheets.

With Barack Obama supportive, this means the America Invents Act could soon be signed into law.Instead of the "first to invent" principle, which America currently uses, patents will be awarded to inventors who are the "first to file".

The supervisor personifies the organization to the employee, and a supportive leader means a great deal to the employee (Jones & Van de Ven, 2017).

The failure of our federal and provincial governments to fund adequate social and supportive housing means we'll end up paying more for policing, jails, emergency shelters, and hospital stays".

Family members were expected to be supportive, which meant my mother, my younger sister, April, and I would be eating in the dining room with my father and the other dieters, even though none of us were overweight.

Having supportive parents meant this was rarely an issue, and it was only in her teens and twenties that she started to question her identity: "I didn't feel I was in the wrong body, but I knew there was something that made me different".