Sentence examples for call in a favourable from inspiring English sources

The Sopwith aircraft was the lightest and highest-powered aircraft in service with the Royal Naval Air Service, and the close call in a favourable wind demonstrated that heavier aircraft could not be launched from the flight deck.

Qs David Roberts, in a favourable four (out of five) star review, called Modern Life "an energised, infectious romp around contemporary little England, by way of an exuberant trawl through a highly-coloured patchwork of its pop past".

Mr Obama barely mentioned Kenya in a favourable light.

She is seen in a favourable light by 38% of US voters, while 53% have an unfavourable view.

During the trial, prosecutor Annabelle Philippe said Dieudonné had presented "in a favourable light the acts committed by Amedy Coulibaly".

I began looking at Christianity as a myth, and not in a favourable sense.

Few surviving sources paint Nero in a favourable light.

In addition, a favourable set of material parameters has been obtained using an optimisation method called multilevel coordinate search (MCS).

Africa has taken great strides in developing a favourable policy environment for reproductive and maternal health.

When he was excommunicated by it, he sought in vain a favourable reception from Dutch Mennonites.

Bullionism, the monetary policy of mercantilism, which called for national regulation of transactions in foreign exchange and in precious metals (bullion) in order to maintain a "favourable balance" in the home country.