Sentence examples for excessively favourable from inspiring English sources

"The excessively favourable conditions granted to the new mobile operator by the regulator, the state and the incumbent operator, lead SFR to reconsider very carefully its commercial offers and its cost base," said Vivendi chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy. Jean-Bernard Levy

Nevertheless, the responses from these clinics were not excessively favourable towards the FMSs; instead, they were more negative in one of the health clinics and rather average in the other.

"So not excessively excessive.

But a favourable trade cycle helped too.

11 49 50 51 52 Of note, the range of sodium intake associated with a more favourable long term health outcome in the literature is not excessively low, with respect to both spontaneous intake and after intervention, 28 49 51 and corresponds to level of sodium restriction obtained in our study.

These findings confirm the theory that continuous TP infusion may be favourable over TP bolus infusion, because the latter approach has been reported to excessively increase SVRI and PVRI, as well as to decrease HR and CI [ 11].

Continuous TP infusion may be favourable over TP bolus infusion, because the latter approach has been reported to excessively increase SVRI and PVRI as well as decreases in HR and CI.

Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.

Silly, excessively sober me.

"I was excessively disciplined.

Excessively long subtitles.