Sentence examples for a favorable perception from inspiring English sources

Education leaders outside Mr. Patrick's district also share a favorable perception of the senator.

Yet consider a Pew research poll indicating that while 9 in 10 Americans hold a favorable perception of the military, fewer than half would recommend military service to a young person.

Most students had a favorable perception about FC.

Schering-Plough takes a two-pronged approach to ensuring a favorable perception by outsiders.

In particular, Schultz et al. (2014) found that "most students had a favorable perception about the flipped classroom noting the ability to pause, rewind, and review lecture" (p. 1334).

Also at stake is creating a favorable perception of themselves for fans and Entertainment Tonight, and to motivate the talk shows to book them the next week so that they can get more mileage out of their award.

aTo avoid misunderstandings, we would like to emphasize that we refer the term "better perception" or "perceive better" in sense of a more favorable perception and not as a more accurate perception throughout the whole paper.

All scores in KDQOL were transformed into linear 0- to 100 point scores, with higher score signifying a more favorable perception.

For instance, a leading cloud computing provider is known to have a world-class data center, using top-of-the-line equipment and provides a high level of service, leading to an increased favorable perception unto their customers.

However, the median categories, post secondary (Low bachelor) and post secondary (high bachelor) has a significantly positive effect on favorable perception of entrepreneurial ability.

This piece was edited on 17 March 2016 to add a link to research showing the favorable perception of America across the world.