Sentence examples for would be very supportive from inspiring English sources
"We expect the industry groups would be very supportive of a proposed change to the law, but the consumer groups would be very opposed," the Bush administration predicted in a memorandum.
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership President Whit Fosburgh, whose hunters and anglers group has worked with Zinke, said in an interview that it would be "very supportive of Ryan Zinke" as a Cabinet nominee.
The internal culture of football needed to be more supportive to players who wanted to come out and if a player did, the vast majority of people would be very supportive, he added.
From Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL): If these changes lead to a system that is rigorous and robust and fair and suited to the 21st century and enables all young people to actually achieve then we would be very supportive of it.
And it was impossible not to notice that Ms. Hanover was nowhere around the mayor yesterday, other than on a piece of paper announcing that she would be "very supportive of him in dealing with the choices he has to make".
Conservative candidate David Mackintosh said: "I would be very supportive of a new hospital.
"Whether they want this to be a shrine, [or] equally if it's just a place where they can explain their culture and show off some of the things that they do that are very significant to them, well I'd be very supportive of that," she told the ABC.
"We'd be very supportive," Dodson said of a Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena ban, "especially if it was happening across all three cities". Wonder where your recyclables go?
Meanwhile, was I aware of what a success he'd had with the Nation's Parade, the Veterans Day celebration he'd been very supportive of back in 1995?
It's a funny thing, because coming from Port Talbot, you'd think that people wouldn't be very supportive.
What do you think her reaction would be to your pro-pot crusade? A. Oh, I'm sure she wouldn't be very supportive.
