Sentence examples for Favorably regarded from inspiring English sources
Certainly the Lancaster paintings represent an ambition that his critics at the time would have favorably regarded as more virile.
He spent 27 months as ambassador, clashed with the State Department and was more favorably regarded as a diplomat by those outside the government.
"It's rare that you have somebody in public office who is so favorably regarded by all constituencies and competing industries," said Robert Sachs, president of the National Cable Television Association.
Many companies with the best reputations are also favorably regarded for their quality customer service, just as customers of the companies with the worst reputations often report some of the worst customer satisfaction scores.
They include some favorably regarded presidents -- for example, Andrew Jackson, Lyndon Johnson and William McKinley -- but the group's average ranking is a mediocre 27.
All of the most favorably regarded companies had better customer satisfaction scores than their respective industry averages.
Anyone who thinks that Lundqvist would favorably regard the handing of the team's fortunes to an unproven coach is dreaming.
If it's any comfort, "interesting" is a relative term, as young scientists often favorably regard situations that end in vomiting, loss of consciousness, and violation of Commandments IV, VII, and X.
Clinicians and hospital administrators should consider these risks when formulating local ICU admission policies, although whether such data will be perceived favorably or regarded as poor outcomes will largely depend on personal, cultural, religious, and societal beliefs.
A 41-year-old male patient, diagnosed with CDC-A2 HIV infection, had been receiving antiretroviral treatment (ART) for 14 months with ABC+3TC+EFV and had been favorably evaluated regarding the immuno-virological course.
The poll shows the Muslim Brotherhood is indeed regarded favorably by about three in four Egyptians, receiving very favorable ratings from 37 percent of respondents and somewhat favorable ratings from an additional 38 percent.
