Sentence examples for favorable name from inspiring English sources

Their true ability aside, the appreciation of foreign brands in the Chinese culture (Law 2006) makes "sea turtle" a favorable name tag.

He commented on the event and Lincoln's speech in favorable terms, naming Lincoln's address as one of the inspirations for him to enter military service.

Plasmablasts generated in germinal centers exit the lymphoid organs into the lymph and then the blood, before migrating to the bone marrow or mucosa-associated lymphoid tissues where they represent a long-lived population of plasma cells in a favorable microenvironment, named plasma cell niche.

Whenever an educational concept begins to attract favorable attention, its name will soon be invoked by people (or institutions) even when what they're doing represents a diluted, if not thoroughly distorted, version of the original idea.

An interval of a medium attack probability between the above two points, named favorable attack interval, where effective but stealthy attack can be implemented.

John Bartlett, one of the bright fashion stars of the last decade, has decided to call it quits, because, he said, despite favorable reviews, a recognized name and a roster of stores, he could not afford to continue his men's collections.

Campers at Noise! visit recording studios, meet professional musicians and industry executives, make business contacts that may be useful after college, and — not incidentally — develop favorable associations with the name Muzak.

A CNN/ORC International poll conducted Friday through Sunday among Republicans found high favorable ratings and strong name recognition for former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey and Rick Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania who recently suspended his presidential campaign.

Look for a well-recognized brand name or favorable reviews specific to the particular model, a 120mm or larger fan, sufficient connectors for all your components (extras can be added for items that consume little power, like CD drives), and good ratings for quietness ("silent" in the description means little).

The bilingual play, which features Gary Wilmes as the businessman and Jennifer Lim as a Chinese official who becomes his unlikely ally and lover, opened at the Longacre Theater in October to generally favorable reviews, and was named by Time magazine as the No. 1 new American play of 2011.

However, the periplasmic Na+ ions quickly entered the SF and bound at two favorable sites, which were named as SHFS and SCEN respectively.