Sentence examples for sympathetic to issues from inspiring English sources

While at MIT, SPURS/Humphrey Fellows immerse themselves in a supportive academic environment where they can freely exchange ideas with colleagues who are expert in and sympathetic to issues facing developing and newly industrializing countries.

But Daniel Mitchell, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, said Mr. Romney's statement about pay equity was potentially troubling to conservatives who were already worried about Mr. Romney being sympathetic to issues like the Ledbetter Act.

"There is consternation about the post-Bloomberg era," she said in her opening remarks, calling Mr. Bloomberg "one of us" and noting that he had been "sympathetic to issues of the economy and business".

"She is so sympathetic to issues like abortion rights that she even applied it in racketeering laws," he said.

Filling juries with a disproportionate number of white people could benefit law enforcement, as white Americans are more likely to express pro-law enforcement views than non-white Americans, and they are less likely to be acquainted with or sympathetic to issues of race and policing that many see as integral to these cases.

"If you were to poll African Americans just in issues without party, you would find that they are actually sympathetic to Republican issues on many [social] fronts".

Well, we have a Democratic president who seems sympathetic to our issues until he deports a record number of our loved ones.

Bill Loveless: Yeah, even in a state as you say, this probably generally sympathetic to green issues.

Second, studies have shown that women are more sympathetic to ESG issues than their male counterparts.

Last year, Harvard researchers found judges who've fathered girls may be more sympathetic to gender issues.

"This film is much more sympathetic to their issues than the first one was," Paine said.