Sentence examples for Distinctly favorable from inspiring English sources
The new style at Castello di Borghese/Hargrave Vineyard has become distinct, and it is distinctly favorable.
The Times reported that "the opinion prevailed that the decision was distinctly favorable to 'big business.'" The court's decision forced Standard to break into 34 independent companies spread across the country and abroad.
They played Moss only in formations that were distinctly favorable to him (mainly as the single receiver in run-heavy sets or on the strong side in three-plus receiver sets).
The dose-dense schedule showed significantly superior response and time to progression, plus a distinctly favorable trend in overall survival and, as expected, no major antibody benefit in HER2-negative patients.
"The economic situation has become distinctly less favorable" since last summer, he told the House Financial Services Committee.
Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, sounded a pessimistic note in Congressional testimony last week, saying that the economy was looking "distinctly less favorable" than it did last summer, while the government reported anemic growth in gross domestic product of just 0.6percentt, at an annual rate, in the final quarter of 2007.
Anderson came to see what he called "nation-ness" as a surprising, distinctly modern and potentially favorable turn of events.
Division of the patients based on the immunohistochemistry results into favorable- (low Ki67 LI, p53-negative) and unfavorable- (high Ki67 LI and/or p53-positive) phenotype groups yielded distinctly different Kaplan-Meier's curves of both disease-free (P<0.0001) and overall survival (P=0.0007).
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
