Sentence examples for anything favourable from inspiring English sources

To say anything favourable about their record on world affairs, it's necessary to resort to conjecture: things might have been even worse had the Tories remained in power beyond 1997.

MRI results were exploratory and given concerns over sample size, adequate powering and also the fact that we did not find anything (either favourable or adverse) these are not further presented due to space limitations.

Asked whether he owed Murdoch anything for his favourable coverage throughout the campaign, the Coalition leader said: "Absolutely not.

If these two campaigns have demonstrated anything, it's that favourable draws are almost non-existent at the 'business end' of the tournament.

The charge stemmed from a 1987 exchange when Anderson, then the Williamson County district attorney, was asked by a judge whether he had anything to offer that was favourable to Mr Morton's defence, to which he replied no.

In contrast, breast cancer patients assessed throughout chemotherapy were no more likely to have an APPR than the breast cancer patients recruited to the study, but if anything appeared less likely to have a favourable response to chemotherapy.

"If our girls are playing well and we have a favourable draw, then I really think anything's possible".

He pointed out that Dr Alex Wodak, president of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation, cited a journal review that identified 82 favourable controlled trials, while only nine returned anything unfavourable.

Not all regions were to undergo favourable economic or constitutional development or to receive anything but reflected rays from the sun of the Renaissance.

If anything, the included studies seem to have a marginally more favourable result.

"So compare that to anything you might get in a bank, and of course that's very favourable".