Sentence examples for unprecedented supportive from inspiring English sources

This can influence staff practices and give older LGBT people an unprecedented, supportive platform to voice concerns.

The participation since the early stages of the project of well known Argentine street artists, such as Diego Roa, Tano Veron, Pedro Perelman, El Marian or RRAA has helped with the rallying of further talents in this unprecedented supportive artistic event.

But Labour has been supportive to unprecedented levels.

He also said the Bush administration had been "extraordinarily supportive of the prosecution at an unprecedented level of cooperation," and would continue to back the trial.

We are now facing an unprecedented situation where one major political party is generally supportive of liberal democratic values and the other is not, or at least is not sufficiently supportive to prioritize its defense and promotion over other goals.

MIT's alumni have been enormously supportive of the Institute, giving at an extraordinary, unprecedented level in our recent campaign.

The Obama administration's unprecedented obsession with persecuting whistleblowers and preventing transparency – what even generally supportive, liberal magazines call "Obama's war on whistleblowers" – makes those concerns all the more valid.

In consequence, and in large measure because of the forcefully supportive implications inherent in the doubling of the SPR, the unprecedented and exceptionally steep march reaching $99/bbl in November, was underway.

"It is always a balance, which is why we undertook unprecedented consultation on this subject with the tours and players, who have been extremely supportive.

The emergence of the intensive care unit as a locus for providing supportive care for critically ill patients has confronted us with challenges that are unprecedented in medical history.

The disrespect that the Republican frontrunner for the presidential nomination has consistently shown towards veterans and service members is unprecedented, especially for a member of the party that, at least nominally, prides itself on being more supportive of the troops.