Sentence examples for favourable attention from from inspiring English sources

Then: "Favourable attention from men was always noticed.

Three things: one, we do get favourable attention from businesses, we've heard that overall about our state regulatory environment.

Equally troubling, they receive favourable attention from local governments, to the disadvantage of China's most dynamic sector, its truly private companies.Taken collectively, these iterations of state engagement reflect how China's government has not only held on to economic control but found subtle ways to extend it.

We'll admit it: There's just something about the name Vice that draws favourable attention from us.

In recent years, the zebrafish (Danio rerio) has received favourable attention from clinicians owing to its advantages as a model system for the study of disease, because the zebrafish models often closely resemble the relevant human disease (Lieschke and Currie, 2007).

Before the play folded, though, this apparently Damascene conversion garnered Jim plenty of comparatively favourable attention.

But Kubrick persisted and his next low-budget feature, Killer's Kiss, won favourable attention.

Small countries have to fight for favourable attention; once won, it pays political and economic dividends.

In 2001 he attracted much favourable attention when Nicole Kidman specially asked for him to be cast as her ghostly servant in The Others.

However, despite this academic failure, an excerpt from the work appeared in a literary journal two years later and the book was published the following year (1928), quickly receiving favourable attention in a number of well regarded newspapers and periodicals in Germany and further afield (Brodersen 1996, 154).

The Daft Punk Deux show has received favourable attention since it opened on May 31st with locals and world travelers stopping in to see what is gracing the gallery walls.