Sentence examples for to be less supportive from inspiring English sources

On abortion, for instance, younger Americans tend to be less supportive of unfettered rights.

Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, is understood to be less supportive.

The governor might be surprised by the outcome of such a discussion; studies show that those who know someone who died in 9/11 tend to be less supportive of military intervention and retributive foreign policy.

In foreign policy the CSU also tends to take a more nationalist position; in the 1970s it opposed the effort of the Social Democratic Party-led government of Willy Brandt to normalize relations with eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, and it has tended to be less supportive of European integration than the CDU.

But next door, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson appears to be less supportive of the idea.

Individuals with more formal training tended to be less supportive of confrontation and more supportive of the increased use of medications.

CG In the context of corporate governance, marketing is supportive of a stakeholder approach to clients but may be less supportive of other stakeholders.

Nurses were more uncertain whether AR "rarely produces benefits to humans", and would be less supportive of AR if it accurately predicted effects in humans <20% of the time.

If translation from AR to humans was to occur <20% of the time, most would be less supportive of AR.

But Mr. Rozembajgier said its customers could be less supportive should it turn out Toyota had tried to hide the defects, as the government contended.

"They will be less supportive, less enthusiastic".