Synonyms for support system
sup·port sys·tem

Princeton's WordNet

1. support systemnoun

   a network of facilities and people who interact and remain in informal communication for mutual assistance; a network that enables you to live in a certain style

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1. Wang Tao:

   The market is not a silver bullet, and a support system needs to be put in place to have the best impact, but it is a welcome step forward nevertheless.

2. Kawhi Leonard:

   Last summer I was going through a lot. I had a great support system, I just kept working hard, working hard and had my mind set on this goal right here, i came to a team, a new coach, and that mindset was the same as mine. This is what I play basketball for, this is what I work out for all summer, during the season and I'm happy that my hard work paid off.

3. Melanie Lutenbacher:

   The take-home message for women if they’re thinking about breastfeeding is do Ruth Newby homework, at this point, the burden is still really on the woman for breastfeeding to be successful. She needs to build a breastfeeding support system while still pregnant, identify people from her family and friend circle who are supportive, and learn as much as she can about breastfeeding.

4. Princess Diana biographer:

   Margaret adored her father, just trying to keep it together on a daily basis was a challenge. She was drinking too much. She was smoking too much. People were very concerned about her mental and physical health. As for the queen, as she said, she had a job. She was grieving, but she had a family, she had a support system behind her. And she had to take on this enormous role, which is becoming queen. The crown had to come first. But for Margaret, she was just absolutely devastated.

5. Chris Bowler:

   Plankton are much more than just food for the whales, although tiny, these organisms are a vital part of the Earth's life support system, providing half of the oxygen generated each year on Earth by photosynthesis and lying at the base of marine food chains on which all other ocean life depends.