Sentence examples for favorable relation from inspiring English sources

Some of those symptoms, mostly in the "emotional" field, may give support to the first formulation (e.g. a "stable attachment to God" may relieve anxiety and depression); conversely some symptoms, more in the "cognitive" domain such as guilt, suspiciousness and conceptual disorganization, may hinder building such a favorable relation with a spiritual figure.

The ambassador -- whose mission was to maintain favorable relations with a strategic ally -- took offense at F.B.I. and military procedures.

"I know our community has not always had favorable relations with the federal government," Mr. Zogby said, "but even at times like these we have friends in our government and it is our government.

The costs exerted by local governments are proportional to the ability of local governments to suppress investors and inversely proportional to the extent of favorable relations that they have with owners.

Yemen had favorable relations with the Italians, but nearly none with England.

To preserve what favorable relations the administration had left, Soulé was ordered to cease discussion of Cuba; he promptly resigned.

Even if the short-term economic outlook exhibits some weakness, we believe that the long term remains favorable in relation to many other advanced economies.

It is unclear which implant inclination and position are most favorable in relation to the supporting anatomy and loading direction in the maxilla.

This is favorable in relation to the India-wide rate of 200.

There is now a large body of evidence indicating that this change of lipid profile is favorable in relation to atherosclerosis and CVD, and this diet therefore is likely to be antiatherogenic also in RA.

If it is possible to assign a risk of breast cancer recurrence under adjuvant endocrine therapy, which is very low or favorable in relation to the competing health risks, then the additional value of chemotherapy will have to be considered cautiously with the patient.