Sentence examples for favourable evaluations from inspiring English sources

That is, some professors elicited unusually favourable evaluations from some raters, more favourable than how the rater typically evaluated professors and more favourable than how the professor was typically evaluated by others.

The U.S. students made somewhat favourable evaluations slightly above the 3.5 midpoint.

Particularly, favourable evaluations of old objects and unfavourable perceptions of modern objects were implied.

That is, the professors who elicited consensus favourable evaluations and positive affect in trailers also elicited consensus favourable evaluations of live lectures.

Notably, the internet approach received more favourable evaluations, even though it also took place in a school milieu.

However, this familiarity might also have led to more favourable evaluations of the hospital's services and the intervention than if the interviews had been conducted by independent researchers.

Despite their relatively favourable evaluation of Salmond's performance, and despite the claims of the yes side that voters switch to them when they hear the arguments, previously undecided voters were twice as likely to switch to no than yes.

The report suggests the more favourable evaluation of Iran by foreign powers has also resulted from Tehran's work last summer in negotiating the transition from Nouri al-Maliki to Haidar al-Abadi as prime minister, and from its "unprecedented" role in bringing at least a temporary solution to problems between Iraqi Kurdistan and Iraq's central government.

Cardiff's bid gets a generally favourable evaluation report, but inspectors point out fans would have to use airports in Bristol or even London.

A positive loading of Normality (greatest) and high Significance (major) are used to offer a highly favourable evaluation of the Tsar and his impact on Russia.

Simpson (1990, 64), for example, points out that the adoption of modulated indicative clauses to realize commands can not only help maintain the social relationship, but also lead to a favourable evaluation of the 'personality' of the writer/speaker by the addressee.