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We made the interesting observation that a window covered 25% by an LSC is judged favorably when compared to a normal, clear glass window.

An awareness of art history obliges me to suppose that these are not works that will be judged favorably by time.

They were both more likely to take the exam in the first place and to use the kind of cultivated language and analytic reasoning apt to be judged favorably by examiners.

Mr. Dukakis had reasonably strong poll numbers as he wrapped up the Democratic nomination in 1988 – he was judged favorably by 38 percent in May and unfavorably by 14 percent – but like Mr. Kerry 16 years later, half the country was undecided about him.

It can mean perfecting a technique that must be judged favorably to secure victory, or using that technique as a foundation for speed and efficiency.

It can mean perfecting a technique that must be judged favorably to secure victory, or using that technique as a foundation for speed and efficiency.  .

Wilson said Rubio will also be judged favorably because much of the mainstream foreign policy establishment sees in Tillerson a sensible adult who will serve as a check on an erratic president.

"A debate performance that's judged favorably can produce the equivalent of a sugar high: a few news cycles of positive coverage and a polling surge," political scientist John Sides wrote last week, noting that "the high almost always wears off" long before the election.

With the exception of market exclusivity, which was viewed critically, key provisions contained in orphan drug regulations were judged favorably also for neglected diseases.

Judge others favorably, including Jews whose lifestyle is different from yours.

First, the judge looked favorably on a proposal by the defendants' lawyers to have an expedited trial, because holding up the deal would be adverse to ExamWorks.