Sentence examples for entirely favourable from inspiring English sources

The response was generally, though not entirely, favourable, albeit with significant caveats.

Go and look at the placards of those camped outside Parliament - they are most certainly not blank and usually contain words not entirely favourable to your correspondent.

It might be too soon to pronounce on Ilan Volkov's appointment - the Russian is only 25, and the youngest conductor ever to take charge of a BBC orchestra - but first impressions from his Proms debut with the BBCSSO were entirely favourable.

Press accounts were almost entirely favourable.

Jabs' first impression of Schnaufer was not entirely favourable.

TV critics have proved almost entirely favourable to the character, even when commenting on the unrealistic quality of many of his storylines.

Whatever the misgivings of Messrs Chirac or Jospin, an opinion poll last week claimed that 59% of the French are either entirely or reasonably favourable to Mr Fischer's notion of federalism.

The binding of the oligomerisation peptide, which binds with KD=7.0 μ m, is almost entirely driven by favourable enthalpic contributions.

Comparisons have been inevitable, not all of them favourable.

Indeed, given the explicit threats of Mr Mitvol and Natural Resources Minister Yuri Trutnev, it is possible that the licence could be lost entirely, rather than Gazprom entering on favourable terms and miraculously resolving all the problems with Russian officialdom.Perhaps the main restraining factor on Gazprom's behaviour is the company's need to maintain reasonable terms with BP.

The favourable outcome cannot be entirely attributed to PRP.