Sentence examples for favourable image from inspiring English sources
The majority of those who voted for him made up their minds in the last three days, suggesting a late swing in his favour, and three-quarters of voters said they had a favourable image of him better than anyone else.
Gomez also believes Cuba has been working behind the scenes in its discussions with Washington to try to present a more favourable image.
As with everything on your CV, choose strategically: include something only if it helps build a favourable image of you, or is relevant to the employer.
Tuncer added that a recent Gallup poll showed 82% of Americans had a broadly favourable image of France and the strong dollar-euro exchange rate was "a real bonus".
He is a hate figure for Morsi's opponents, who see him as an embodiment of the way the Brotherhood has, in their view, presented a favourable image to the west but a contradictory hard line to its own supporters.
Apart from Kuwait, six other countries surveyed had a majority of people with a favourable image of the United States Israell (79%), Britain (70%), Canada (63%), Nigeria (61%), Italy (60%) and Australia (60%).
Indeed, the risk of over- or under-reporting from students or the tendency to project favourable images of oneself (social desirability) are major problems in studies using self-reports.
While previous studies have shown that firms need to build a favourable employer image to prevail in the war for talent we still lack of an international perspective on employer branding.
In general, the experience was very positively evaluated by participants, promoting a favourable and renewed image of the monument.
The soil surface was covered by blue plastic pellets to reduce development of algae, reduce evaporation and to provide a favourable background colour for image analysis.
