Sentence examples for favorable reading from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grenier's essays are also a bit skimpy -- a more favorable reading would call them understated, elliptical, epigrammatic.

Even under this favorable reading, however, the arrangement's rigidity and superficial penetration imply that deviation from the norm threatens the structure's integrity.

The supply management report overshadowed a more favorable reading on construction spending, which edged up slightly in November, according to the Commerce Department.

A more favorable reading of Brentano would grant that the problem of true negative existential judgements requires a special treatment, but allow that such treatment can be given within the confines of Brentano's theory.

At Salem (RM 84, RK 135), the score was 89, and good scores continued all the way to the Hawthorne Bridge in Portland (RM 13, RK 21) at 85. Scores were in the "fair" category further downstream; the least favorable reading was at the Swan Island Channel midpoint (RM 0.5, RK 0.8) at 81.

Dentists can choose better suited materials for their patient population based upon the parameters of usability, i.e., readability and content, and can use this and other readability papers to select publications that yield favorable reading grade levels (FKGL <5th grade).

Ultimately, they concluded, as more countries and people across the world start to participate in a global economy and, consequentially, begin to learn foreign languages, more rational and favorable (read: risky) decisions will be made.

He described the United States Supreme Court ruling on Monday as "slightly favorable," a reading that was rosier than most others, since the ruling put additional time pressure on the Gore legal team, which is racing against the Dec. 12 deadline for states to appoint electors.

During Ramadan, it is favorable to read Islam's holy book from cover to cover.

The white government often banned books, novels and newspaper articles that portrayed blacks and their struggle in a favorable light, and reading those banned works was considered a criminal offense.

Girls in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands have significantly more favorable attitudes toward reading than boys.