Sentence examples for better favorable from inspiring English sources

Every single Democrat (except Harry Reid, who is retiring next year) was a net positive, with better favorable numbers than unfavorable.

Normocapnia alone (31 49 mmHg) was again associated with a better favorable neurological outcome.

However, the use of natural surfactants is better, favorable to the environment, and are effective in low concentrations.

Seems that pretty much all the Democrats do better in "favorable" polling than almost all the Republicans, but the Washington Post wasn't satisfied with just real-world examples, so they tossed in a few ringers -- fictional "bad guy" characters.

The candidate with the better net-favorable rating in the early-going won the election in 1976, 1980 , 1984 , 1996and 2008.

Cain does have a better ratio of favorable to unfavorable ratings than either Perry (49percentt unfavorable, 15percentt favorable) or Romney (50 to 15), but trails Obama by large margins.

What could change for the better is a favorable vote on Question 1.

In Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDCs), biodiversity education should be designed to teach both children and adults about the importance of biodiversity and ways that they can help protect it by introducing better, more economically favorable practices.

Barclays raised its earnings estimates on shares of Bank of America as Merrill Lynch will generate better profits on favorable spreads.

It's the next step for Cisco, which through its brand campaign has worked to position itself at the crux of the Internet of Everything connector of myriad technologies, people, data, processes, enabling a better world and favorable business outcomes.

He rode a bull market in stocks to pension gains, with a better than $1 billion favorable swing between 1995 and 2001 in that expense item (a $732 million pension cost in 1995 morphed into a $437 million gain in 2001).