Sentence examples similar to Favorable outset from inspiring English sources

That's not a very favorable sign at the outset.

Even with a demographically favorable jury, at the outset of the trial, it was tough to divine how Slager's attorneys could push back against such a seemingly damning video.

Favorable reviews sparked sales.

Favorable to Kerry? 34percentt.

Favorable weather is predicted.

One is therefore left with the disheartening impression that, from the outset, police officers are receiving favorable treatment when DAs present a case to the grand jury -- certainly treatment that is not typically afforded to defendants who are not police officers.

Today, however, Ms. Watkins painted a less favorable view of Mr. Lay, pointedly stating at the outset of her testimony that she was "incredibly frustrated" that he did not fully follow through on her warnings.

The Bryants maintain that the favorable rulings they received from the judge at the outset of the case, as well as the judge permitting the cross-complaint to go forward, speak for themselves as to the lack of merit of Ms. Jimenez's claims". Jimenez had sued the couple for wrongful termination for being fired after seven months of working in the home.

I will say at the outset that I am slightly prejudiced, having formed a favorable opinion of this man years ago.

At the outset, Mr. Rostenkowski presents his own tax plan, which follows the structure of the President's proposals but is more favorable to poor and middle-income taxpayers and less advantageous to business and wealthy individuals.

Pennsylvania prospered from the outset.