Sentence examples for be a favourable one from inspiring English sources

"A clinical review of this World Cup might not be a favourable one.

And when you read about Mr Bush in The Economist these days, you can be pretty sure that the article is not going to be a favourable one".Iraq, Katrina and Guantanamo have become globally recognised one-word indictments of an administration that has been simultaneously incompetent and cavalier", says the paper.

However, he believes that the legacy of the brief lap dancing fad will be a favourable one.

I can't find the Goodman review on the Tribune website yet, but it's a favourable one.

"Mine is a favourable one.

As one might expect, the general verdict is a favourable one, but Jenkins is not uncritical.

Generally it's a favourable one because sometimes women get very frustrated with orthodox medicine and to deal with the discomforts of pregnancy so uh, I'm generally favourable towards complementary medicine because at least it represents some step that they could take to alleviate whatever is their problem.

My first experience of a gig at Hampden Stadium was not a favourable one, and left me seriously considering selling the two tickets I've got for Bruce Springsteen at the same venue in a couple of weeks' time.

Our findings that survivin subcellular location may be predominantly nuclear in breast carcinoma and that its presence may be a favourable prognostic indicator are at variance with one previous report of the significance of survivin protein expression in invasive breast carcinoma.

The year 2013 was an extremely favourable one in our starling colony and all observed growth rates were high.

Reality There is no obligation on an employer to provide a reference for a worker, let alone a favourable one.