Sentence examples for favorable today from inspiring English sources

The dynamics are more favorable today.

The current national football broadcast television deal is set to expire in 2005 and economics are a lot less favorable today than they were when the contract began.

"The economic situation has become distinctly less favorable" since last summer, he told the House Financial Services Committee.

The governor's approval ratings dropped to slightly less than 50percentt favorable last month from a high of near 70percentt in 2003.

The cabernet franc, Martha Clara's first red from the favorable 2000 vintage, delivers the house's usual solid performance, though at $22 it seems about $3 overpriced.

Market breadth was favorable yesterday, with advancing issues outnumbering though declining by almost 2 to 1 on both the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq.

He added, "It would be unfortunate if Nasdaq delists us, but it will not affect our core business, which is positioned for a favorable fiscal 2002".

Wheat and soybean stockpiles have fallen in the last year, the government said in a separate report, meaning there is little buffer if the weather is not favorable this year and harvests are disappointing.

They reflect not only the favorable 2000 vintage but also skillful vineyard management and deft winemaking by Roman Roth, who is the winemaker and general manager at Wölffer Estate in Sagaponack on the South Fork.

He had sought a long-term deal, and Brees seemed to benefit from a favorable July 3 decision by an arbitrator who ruled that Brees was entitled to a 44 percent raise if he received the franchise tag again in 2013.

If loss trends remain favorable, 2007 earnings seems likely to exceed expectations.