Sentence examples for a far more friendly from inspiring English sources

The later, approved, version that graces the book has a far more friendly (if gormless) smile.

At first this was unsettling, because it operates a far more friendly, if less predictable, regime than your average accommodation.

They agree to speak the neutral language of English, resulting in a conversation that is far more friendly than fluent.

What role is there for a second G.O.P. moderate who, just twenty-six months ago, in an economic environment that was far more friendly to Republicans than the one they are likely to face in 2016, lost handily to an unpopular President?

On the positive side for Murdoch, he has far more friendly shareholders (including a docile Saudi prince) than Black, and has delivered better value for them over the years.

There is a whole raft of sites that are far more friendly to Big Pharma like DrugWonks.com, which seems to think that the study is much ado about not much, suggesting, "Nissen's entire approach is a case study of how to use statistical tools to manufacture biased results".

Page A12 National ROMNEY AND HIS CHURCH ARE SPLIT ON IMMIGRATION While Mitt Romney is taking a hard-line stance on immigration, the Mormon Church to which he belongs has become a decisive player in promoting policies that are far more friendly toward immigrants.

In the world of spray and pray accelerators, that's a pretty unique structure for founders — and one far more friendly than what they'd see in other programs, I think.

It's a re-designed UK electrical plug, one that's much thinner and far more friendly to today's portable, hi-tech toys than the standard plug.

But the Roberts court has been far more friendly to federal power.

Mr Eichel is thought to be far more friendly to business.