Sentence examples for supportive of the first from inspiring English sources

"He was very supportive of the First Amendment, but he was also very close to Lyndon Johnson, and also to J. Edgar Hoover," he said.

Starr's team also considered how Clinton probably would have had numerous advantages if a trial took place, as expected, in Arkansas or Washington, where jurors were likely to be supportive of the first lady.

The analyses of abdominal surgery and abdominal AF both showed increasing rates over the study period, which might be supportive of the first hypothesis.

However, the recent observation that convergent evolution of domain architectures is very rare, with an estimated frequency of 0.4% to 4% [ 43], is more supportive of the first scenario.

Two cell lines showed an isolated decrease in the translation of NADH dehydrogenase (ND) subunit 4 (Patients 16 and 32), suggesting that either the translation of ND4 is more sensitive on S-methionine labelling assay, or an isolated translation deficiency of this subunit is present; however, the combined respiratory chain defect in the patients' muscle is supportive of the first explanation.

As someone who is very supportive of the Second Amendment, very supportive of a hunter being able to hunt, I have an issue with assault weapons.

In summary, we suggest our findings are most supportive of the fourth hypothesis, which states that fathers are doing something practical in terms of investment in their children, rather than the first three hypotheses which state that fathers are a cue to some aspect of the child's environment.

There are, of course, many Democrats in Iowa who are strongly supportive of the former first lady, although they appear to be keeping a low profile.

During this time Nishida's critics on the right considered his political writings either too abstract or insufficiently supportive of the government; after the Second World War his leftist critics found them profusely nationalistic.

Nevertheless, patterns of supportive measures during the first and subsequent cycles of chemotherapy as well as patterns of associated toxicities in routine community clinical practice are largely unknown.

Rachel had been supportive of the project, but her first contribution, a picture of George and Barbara Bush sitting in the front row at the Astros' ballpark, in Kissimmee, suggested that her interests lay elsewhere.