Sentence examples for favorable glow from inspiring English sources
"We are improving our relevance with products like salads, which cast a favorable glow over our brand and the rest of our menu," boasted McDonald's chief financial officer, Matthew Paul, in a conference call with analysts in July 2004.
Casting a favorable glow on the unwelcome role reversal, Republicans are quick to point out that Mr. Bush's two primary goals -- a tax cut and an education bill -- are largely finished.
Too many of my competitors are making minimal adjustments to bask in the glow of favorable marketing.
Readership has increased nearly 400%, and most reviews have been very favorable if not downright glowing.
As such, theories explaining charitable donating have focused on indirect or psychological benefits, such as establishing a favorable reputation (Nowark & Sigmund, 2005) or the "warm glow" people experience from doing something good or righting a perceived injustice (Andreoni, 1990; Mayo & Tinsley, 2009).
Favorable/Unfavorable Wide Receiver Matchups Favorable.
The wind seems favorable".
Indicators are favorable.
Wind conditions were favorable.
