Call me unsupportive but I kind of saw this coming.
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The condemnation included previously unsupportive countries like Egypt and Russia.
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Their solution isn't just unsupportive, it doesn't even make sense.
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You could be a single parent, or have a unsupportive husband.
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She accused him of being unsupportive and said she felt betrayed.
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That's because the seats are short, hard, terrible and wholly unsupportive.
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And male employees often are unsupportive of women who are CEOs.
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An unsupportive partner can break your heart and trash your success.
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Finding the bosses unsupportive, the lawyer ultimately left the company, Seabrook said.
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A friendship is toxic when it is one-sided, unsupportive, and undermining.
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The fact that they're being so unsupportive (to put it mildly) is appalling.
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Is that being unsupportive, or just doing what your business demands of you?
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In these unsupportive, stigmatizing, and hostile environments, trans students are in serious danger.
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Even if there's an administration that is unsupportive of them, you have Congress.
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He says that research centers in the United States are unsupportive, reports USA Today.
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So you can probably imagine how unsupportive her political enemies are of her deal.
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As we reported, Big Ang dumped Neil Murphy for being unsupportive during her cancer battle.
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He's choosing to tell you about his feelings for her in this unfiltered, unsupportive way.
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My experience with Uber HR was similarly callous & unsupportive; in Susan's case, it was reprehensible.
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She saw these unsupportive sisters as exactly part of what was wrong with the world.
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Mandating parental involvement can place vulnerable adolescents at risk of retaliation by unsupportive parents or guardians.
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I felt that it was incredibly unsupportive and since then, have been really worried about sickness.
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Eid said his fellow students were unsupportive of his stance, either ignoring the situation or giggling.
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"You have to tell Hannah that she's been so inappropriate and unsupportive for me," Marnie wails.
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Police reports often highlight the person's birth name, and unsupportive families bury them as afflicted sons.
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" In his post, Anderson said he regretted that his comments "came across as disparaging or unsupportive.
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Westbrook had been a mentor and close friend to Charles, and she accused him of being unsupportive.
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The fall in production came on the back of unsupportive weather, the dairy producer said in statement.
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But to be fair, Hannah is being — not for the first time — super self-centered and unsupportive.
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Traditional soles can be narrow and unsupportive, leading to all kinds of foot problems, like plantar fasciitis.
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It can be extremely difficult to stand by your principles when your family and friends are unsupportive.
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My barking dogs have endured so much from walking and hiking in unsupportive footwear during my trip.
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Nor was she a brave sufferer, with an unsupportive family, whose works were produced under daily duress.
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Westbrook has been a mentor and close friend to Charles, and she accused the teen of being unsupportive.
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"You have to tell Hannah that she's been so inappropriate and unsupportive for me all day," Marnie wails.
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So often, black men on screen are portrayed as controlling or unsupportive so I found this very realistic.
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While I understand where Swift is coming from, we shouldn't be banishing anyone to hell for being unsupportive.
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The pregnancy was unplanned and difficult for Ms. Monserrate, who said she came from an unsupportive home environment.
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Mr Draghi credits QE with driving economic recovery at a time when fiscal policy and export demand were unsupportive.
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He notices when one gets a haircut and is delighted to learn that another has dumped her unsupportive boyfriend.
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If one runs away from a deadbeat dad and unsupportive brothers, the other follows, husband and baby in tow.
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Ms. Freyer also found her employer to be unsupportive when she returned to work after her unpaid maternity leave.
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Westbrook has been a mentor and close friend to Charles, and she accused the 19-year-old of being unsupportive.
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For a while, I wore heels that pinched or unsupportive flats as I scaled subways stairs and navigated cracked sidewalks.
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In a 2010 interview with NPR , Hill said she stopped recording music for several cryptic reasons, including an unsupportive environment.
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They tend to offer better body contouring but can feel too sink-ey or unsupportive if they aren't designed well.
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She's only 10, and even though she says she's dealt with unsupportive schoolmates, she has her eyes on the Olympics.
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Our feet are growing tired of flesh-biting straps, hard-as-rock footbeds, and weight distribution made uneven by unsupportive heels.
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"We think inflation will probably remain in single digits in October and reverse thereafter because of unsupportive base effects," he said.
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"We think inflation will probably remain in single digits in October and reverse thereafter because of unsupportive base effects," he said.
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Since the news of the new Charmed broke, reviews have been mixed from fans and mostly unsupportive by the original cast.
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The name refers to the added trauma that can come when survivors report their experiences to an inhospitable or unsupportive audience.
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He said he expects some health institutions to be supportive and others to be unsupportive, leading to inconsistency around the state.
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That weighed on stocks, which respond negatively to monetary policy tightening, particularly as U.S. data appeared unsupportive of a rate rise.
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They're soft and mold to your feet upon first wear, but don't have that thin, unsupportive feeling of some other flats.
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If you've also been tweeting about having the back pain of your grandmother, your old, unsupportive mattress might be the culprit.
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With the U.S. largely silent and seemingly unsupportive of the uprising, the Green Revolution was crushed with force by the Iranian regime.
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"I started thinking about a young woman who is estranged from their family because they are unsupportive of her pregnancy," Boggs said.
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Eighteen percent of transgender people said their family was unsupportive of their gender identity, according to the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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About a third of men and women say an unsupportive or biased corporate culture is the biggest obstacle preventing women from advancing.
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"I regret that my comments about potential Senatorial candidate, Mitt Romney, came across as disparaging and unsupportive," Anderson said in a statement.
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Essentially, those unsupportive of AI are those least likely to be involved in designing it — and the most likely to be adversely affected.
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I tell my brother that he's worth it, whatever the amount, and it was a bargain to get rid of our unsupportive family.
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Henderson, Nevada (CNN)Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened to sue over a "nasty commercial" he said depicted him as unsupportive of military veterans.
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For Matthews, working with unsupportive managers has helped them develop an idea of how they would approach a managerial position in the future.
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When asked about the biggest obstacle preventing women from advancing professionally, half of men and women emphasized an unsupportive or biased corporate culture.
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The banks are also likely to continue to face an unsupportive operating environment, with GDP growth forecast to slow from 3.2% to 3.0%.
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It sustains Manana even as her loving if unsupportive husband and children conspire against her literary ambitions (especially after they discover her subject).
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On Chinese social media platform Weibo, netizens were unsupportive of the move, according to What's on Weibo, a blog providing social commentary on China.
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After the emotional experience of delivering a stillborn—she says the doctor was "rough" and unsupportive—Dixon says she had a lot of nightmares.
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Among the reasons: worries about their infants' weight, problems with latching, unsupportive policies at work, and lack of education about the benefits of breastfeeding.
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And after decades of government employment, it's my observation that career employees can often accomplish a lot even in the face of unsupportive leadership.
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His father, a truck driver, was unsupportive of his interests, and Mr. de Groat had little contact with his family after leaving high school.
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"Developments in the case have been interpreted by some to mean that ESPN was unsupportive of Erin in the aftermath of her ordeal," Krulewitz said.
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Besides dealing with unsupportive family members, many families in which this kind of dynamic plays out are suffering from multiple forms of dysfunction, Lundquist says.
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Jason Calacanis called what Fowler described as "not acceptable," while Chris Messina recalled Uber's HR was "similarly callous & unsupportive" when he was an engineer there.
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Why it matters: Teachers, who are striking across the country for better wages and working conditions, have threatened to vote unsupportive members out of office.
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She recalled performing a particularly weighty monologue while a student at Yale that was greeted with indifference by faculty members, whom she often found unsupportive.
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Employees agree the most common type of bad boss isn't one who's disrespectful or unsupportive — it's one who doesn't know how to do their job.
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Mr. Newsom has been decidedly unsupportive of something that big — but he very well might come out in favor of a less ambitious single tunnel.
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You can have the most supportive Fight Club in the world, but that doesn't make it any easier if you work in a sexist, unsupportive office.
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Kesha has no case in regards to her contract but they can't afford the Adeles of the world out in the streets calling the label unsupportive.
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When asked why, a majority of these students (57%) named hostile or unsupportive school environments as the reason why they felt they had to leave school.
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Everything from having in-laws who are unsupportive to a workplace that offers unequal parental leave for same-sex parents can wreak havoc on LGBTQ relationships.
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An editorial in a state-controlled paper labeled Duma — along with fellow socialites Vika Gazinskaya, Ulyana Sergeenko, and Elena Perminova — as unpatriotic and unsupportive of Russian fashion.
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Some people felt that I did not spend enough time writing about the difficulties women face when they have an unsupportive partner or no partner at all.
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Trump later veered into more traditional campaign rally territory, telling the veterans in attendance that Democrats are unsupportive of law enforcement and renewing his feud with Rep.
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Westbrook went on to accuse Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, and slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers.
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Rather, with great flare, he continues to belligerently confront anyone he deems annoying or unsupportive — and so reduces his potential pool of support and that of the Republican Party.
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Just 53 schools – a third – had technical standards specifically supporting accommodations for students with disabilities, while roughly half had no clearly stated policies and about 4 percent were unsupportive.
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And it was Stone who threatened to give out the hotel room numbers of unsupportive Republicans at the party convention, the better for the Trumpian mob to find them.
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The 33-year-old gave birth to her first daughter prematurely in November and subsequently feuded with her sponsor Nike, which she accused of being unsupportive of pregnant women.
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If the Democrats who know him best are this unsupportive of his bid, it doesn't speak well to de Blasio's potential appeal when voters in other places don't know him.
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When asked what the biggest obstacle is preventing women in entertainment from advancing in their careers, a majority of LinkedIn members surveyed said it's an unsupportive or biased corporate culture.
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This was important to him in the three years after the Larry Nasser scandal, which resulted in widespread condemnation over the USOPC's unsupportive infrastructure to victims of assault and violence.
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I was going through a really traumatic time with my family, and my boyfriend was unbelievably shitty and unsupportive, so the cheating was basically a "fuck you" for not caring.
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Now I routinely make myself available to other folks in the sex industry; those who are struggling to disentangle themselves from similarly unsupportive familial relationships that just aren't serving them.
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"Kesha has no case in regards to her contract, but they can't afford the Adeles of the world out in the streets calling the label unsupportive," the insider told TheWrap.
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"I wasn't going to risk broadcast on an unstable or unsupportive platform and have cost and piracy risk put on KSI," Chivers said in a statement emailed to Business Insider.
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David claims that he has never read it, which is fairly unsupportive, but is also understandable considering that this feels a lot like something written by a girl, for girls.
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As an adult, Wang understands that his parents were unsupportive of his passion out of legitimate fear, which is based on the scarce representation of minority groups in the media.
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Part of that future is my personal commitment to each of you that we will not allow any of our employees to be subjected to unacceptable, unsupportive, or unprofessional behavior.
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But one year together turned into three turned into four, and he still lived with his toxic, super-Christian, unsupportive family, and rarely had a job that lasted over a month.
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If graduate students could rely on a "bubble" of money to support their work, instead of faculty money, they could avoid working for PIs who are unsupportive—or who harass them.
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"Kesha has no case in regards to her contract, but [Sony Music] can't afford the Adeles of the world out in the streets calling the label unsupportive," a source told TheWrap.
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Some campaign staffers said privately Saturday that they felt obligated to sign the Booker letter or risk appearing racist, or unsupportive of an effort to be inclusive of candidates of color.
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But if Washington bears a reputation for being more unsupportive to maritime and port business than other states, new project opportunities will look elsewhere for siting and existing employers will eventually follow.
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Kingfisher dropped nearly 4 percent to the bottom of the main index after brokerage RBC cut rating to "underperform", noting that the macro and housing backdrop remains unsupportive in UK and France.
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But this case raises concerns that unsupportive parents, conservative politicians, and sympathetic judges could try to legally stop trans youth from receiving care, a reality that threatens to lead to tragic outcomes.
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While the majority in state Jones represents is likely to be very supportive of Kavanaugh, it's equally likely that those who voted Jones in to office in 22014 will be equally unsupportive.
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Here are the results: When asked what the biggest obstacle was to women advancing in finance, men and women agreed that an unsupportive or biased corporate culture still plays a big role.
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"Developments in the case have been interpreted by some to mean that ESPN was unsupportive of Erin in the aftermath of her ordeal," vice president of communications Josh Krulewitz said via email.
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Take, for example, Juno Temple, a small blonde dynamo who's been doing an excellent job playing the ambitious young A&R rep Jamie Vine, swimming upstream against entrenched sexism and unsupportive parents.
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His tweet on February 6 calling for the Iowa Democratic Party to immediately begin a recanvass struck some as an unsupportive intrusion at the expense of the beleaguered state chair, Troy Price.
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In getting to know these characters, fans bore witness to the unique struggles of queer youth: Characters faced unsupportive families, anti-queer violence, and internal battles with confronting their sexuality, amongst other issues.
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"Some people felt that I did not spend enough time writing about the difficulties women face when they have an unsupportive partner, or no partner at all," she said in a Facebook post.
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But, she said: "Non-bio moms often feel invisible, like they don't have the language, or the cultural visibility, for their roles," particularly in contexts, like unsupportive families, religious settings or pediatricians' offices.
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Republican strategist Brad Blakeman argued that some of the media coverage of Tillerson's firing overlooks the distinction between Cabinet members who have different views from the president, and those who are gratuitously unsupportive.
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An unsupportive spouse can be the death of your business, especially if you're just starting out, yet a supportive significant other can help spawn incredible success in all areas of your life and business.
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By putting a queer image — such as a sticker of two male wrestlers kissing — on some public object, Homo Riot confronted the people in power who, for many years, largely remained unsupportive of gay rights.
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Rather the president and his industrial policy team pursue their goal out of spite and for the purpose of retaliation against companies and groups in the private sector whom the president deems unsupportive of him.
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Brooke Feeney, lead author of the study and professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon, tells CNBC Make It, that unsupportive spouses do the following: They hinder their spouse by avoiding discussing the opportunity at hand.
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The chancellor, speaking to the BBC this morning, said that he hopes talks will still be helpful, but indicated he would be unsupportive of some of his economic plans as they could damage the economy.
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In questioning by senators, she seemed either unaware or unsupportive of the longstanding policies and functions of the department she is in line to lead, from special education rules to the policing of for-profit universities.
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Set in Digby County, Nova Scotia, the film sets up Maud's difficult life, being born with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (which caused her to have noticeable physical difficulties), and unsupportive family members who see her as a burden.
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Overall, people are happy for Reeder, and say that he definitely earned the huge smile (and the comeback to his unsupportive stepdad.) Refinery29 has reached out to Reeder and will update if he gets back to us.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who is typically unsupportive of social media, took to Twitter to condemn the coup attempt and call on the country's citizens to oppose the takeover efforts at the airports and in public squares.
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Some Burma watchers believe Aung San Suu Kyi has made a short-term calculation to appease the military and public opinion, which is largely unsupportive of the Rohingya, so as to preserve long-term prospects for democracy.
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Throughout her pregnancy, the American detailed her struggle to maintain her image as a world-class athlete, particularly with her sponsor Nike, which she said was unsupportive of her taking a break from athletics to start a family.
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"Given the unsupportive market conditions we are facing, the realization of our profit objectives plan is now more geared to the delivery of cost reductions, over which we have greater control than revenue growth," Zurich-based Credit Suisse said.
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The New York Times has published a lengthy report about actress Uma Thurman, who details several sexual assaults from disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, as well as the unsupportive and physically endangering behavior of Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino.
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Many of the comments are supportive but ultimately useless, such as "This breaks my heart, but doesn't surprise me, sadly." from an employee at Sephora or completely unsupportive, such as "This shouldn't be discrimination." by an employee at Amazon.
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But as it stands now, every day without a major Iranian response or a major deployment of new U.S. troops to the region makes the Democrats look hysterical in addition to appearing unsupportive in the longstanding conflict with Iran.
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Vodafone Idea reported a record loss of $7bn in the third quarter, prompting Nick Read, Vodafone's boss, to complain about unsupportive regulation, excessive taxes and a Supreme Court decision that forced operators to share additional revenues with the government.
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The New York Times has published a lengthy report about actress Uma Thurman, who details several sexual assaults from disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, as well as the unsupportive and physically endangering behavior of "Kill Bill" director Quentin Tarantino.
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It was clear that it had been a conversation between them, and it wasn't that they were cruel or unsupportive, but I had thought that they might appear more interested in the most interesting thing that had ever happened to me.
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"But the moves so far don't look anything like this big, and it seems that some market participants were expecting the fix today to be even higher, so the actual result is 'less unsupportive' than some had imagined," he added.
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Still, if this administration remains unsuccessful in its attempts to officially ban trans people from service, Tannehill says that many trans soldiers already face a number of unique obstacles under policies that are already in place due to unsupportive commanders.
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In particular, DeVos' answers proved that she is either unaware or unsupportive of many of the core policies, duties and functions of the education department such as the federal laws protecting special education students and those that restrain for-profit universities.
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A pro-Trump outside group — Great America PAC and its affiliated nonprofit, Great America Alliance — is evolving into a big-money vehicle that could be used by Bannon and his allies against McConnell and other Republican senators seen as unsupportive of the president.
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"I found the climate to be pretty toxic and unsupportive and I went from being someone who really loved doing physics and astronomy to pretty much hating it," said Dr. Kirkpatrick, who serves on the Committee on the Status of Women in Astronomy.
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" Although she emphasized the importance of having a supportive spouse in her best-selling book Lean In, Sandberg now understands the criticism she received for not including the "difficulties women face when they have an unsupportive partner or no partner at all.
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To be fair, Dean didn't really seem to stand a chance with Rory — the second go at their relationship ended terribly, with Dean cheating on his wife with Rory, and Rory's tryst with Dean causing a rift between her and an unsupportive Lorelai.
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Once, Democratic legislators had to worry about appearing unsupportive of Israel; today some of them — especially those who need to be re-elected by liberal voters — seem to have the opposite concern: They do not want to be seen as too supportive.
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The mayor also has the ability to fill vacant seats on the City Council, can quietly wield the threat of suppressing new funding to unsupportive wards and controls a multimillion dollar discretionary fund, siphoned from local taxes, known as Tax Increment Financing.
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The 22-year-old is relieved and elated when she finally gets a job as a back waiter, but her pride in the accomplishment is dampened when her dad is unsupportive and she finds out the the job offer is only on a trial basis.
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Maybe my mother also saw our relocation as an active unwifely rebellion against my father, who was afraid and unsupportive of her reaction to her ghosts, so he would be responsible for making his own wonton noodle lunches and ironing his own collared shirts.
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Two other Texan bills explicitly target vulnerable transgender children--one by restricting access to school restrooms, the other by banning school officials from withholding certain types of information from parents, potentially forcing teachers or administrators to reveal a student's transgender identity to an unsupportive family.
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It was a particularly interesting time in my career; I was on the communications team at Yves Saint Laurent; Hedi Slimane, to my delight, was just named the new creative director after Stefano Pilati left, and the resounding response from the industry was largely unsupportive.
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"When I was a young man and my grandmother sat me in the kitchen and let me know about how unsupportive my grandfather, a black man, was and she requested that I not be that way when I become a man," he told CNN.
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On Saturday, she uploaded a 43-minute video titled "BYE SISTER" in which she accused Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers, and also claimed he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men.
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One paper looking into why women seek abortions found that the reasons vary: some women don't have enough money; others have an unsupportive or abusive partner, or a partner who does not want a baby; others say they need to focus on their other children, and that they're not emotionally or mentally ready.
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Since Westbrook uploaded a 43-minute video on Friday titled 'BYE SISTER' in which she accused Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers, and claimed he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, she's received outpouring support from fans.
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"The MPC (monetary policy committee) couldn't come out and say: 'this is a one and done hike', but the comments are hugely unsupportive towards the argument that rates need to be higher in the UK to protect against a glut of inflation in the very near future," said Jeremy Cook, chief economist at WorldFirst.
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"Workers in lower status jobs tend to have more stressful working conditions—they have lower pay, poorer pension arrangements, less control over their work, and report more unsupportive colleagues and managers," Tarani Chandola, a professor of medical sociology at the University of Manchester and one of the paper's authors, wrote me in an email.
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"The cruelty of the attack, its predatory nature toward an essential stranger, defendant's refusal to accept full responsibility, his difficulty controlling his temper, his previous record and his unsupportive family situation all suggest defendant is not particularly suited to the purpose and type of rehabilitation dominant in the juvenile system," the court, in a 4-3 ruling, said.
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The report said the office's first executive director, Peter O'Rourke, a former Trump campaign staff member who at one point served as acting secretary of veterans affairs, and his successor, Kirk Nicholas, engaged "in misdeeds and missteps that appeared unsupportive of whistle-blowers while also failing to meet many of the other important objectives of the act" that established the office.
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EVEN AN ENVIRONMENT THATS VERY UNSUPPORTIVE OF TRADING WHERE TRADING AGAINST OUR REVENUE BASE IS WELL UNDER 20%, OUR OTHER BUSINESSES ARE PERFORMING SO WELL THAT WE OUTPERFORMED AND DID BETTER ON A WHOLE AND SO IT IS WHAT IT IS. AND YOU'RE RIGHT, I HAVE A MIXED MIND DO I REALLY WANT THE KIND OF MARKET THAT WOULD GENERATE A LOT OF – KEREN: EXACTLY.
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When Gillibrand made the baseless claim that Biden had been unsupportive of working women in the 1980s -- which led him to note that both his deceased first wife and his current wife worked outside the home -- Biden reminded the New York senator that she had sought his help on initiatives to protect women and that they'd traveled to Syracuse University together, where she'd described his work as wonderful.
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"When you already have the trauma of an unsupportive world, and you factor in things like Prop 8, surviving Leukemia, having a mental illness, feeling incorrectly that you're a burden on other people, that people would be better off without you, because that's what your mind is telling you, because it's already made the decision to self-destruct, and it's just reverse engineering a way to get you to that place" he said.
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