Sentence examples for adopt a favourable view from inspiring English sources

Figure 13 shows that processes make up 40/59 (67.7%) of the Manner quality meanings in the corpus, showing the power of the process to contribute to and drive the argument in research articles, thus positioning the reader to adopt a favourable view of the research.

The Commission has therefore adopted a favourable opinion on the ECB' s recommendation.

In 1990 Plaid adopted a more favourable view of the European Union (EU), regarding it as a structure within which a self-governing Wales might function on equal terms with other states.

For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.

In Britain, 48% said they had an unfavourable view of the EU and 44% said they had a favourable view.

Most Mexicans now have a favourable view of their neighbour, according to earlier polls.

Only 38% of respondents in France said they had a favourable view of the EU, down 17 points from last year.

Only 38% of respondents in France said they had a favourable view of the EU, down 17 percentage points from last year.

Only 31% of Germans have a favourable view of the United States.

A Pew survey from September found that a majority of Americans have a favourable view of Muslims; beyond that, Americans are becoming more familiar with Islam, and as they become more familiar, their views become more favourable.

Presumably the 22 per cent who have a favourable view of him feel more strongly than the 20 per cent who had a favourable view of Miliband, but there is no doubt that Corbyn has hit the ground struggling.