Sentence examples for favourable one from inspiring English sources

I can't find the Goodman review on the Tribune website yet, but it's a favourable one.

"Mine is a favourable one.

"A clinical review of this World Cup might not be a favourable one.

By 1966, twice as many had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.

As one might expect, the general verdict is a favourable one, but Jenkins is not uncritical.

Reality There is no obligation on an employer to provide a reference for a worker, let alone a favourable one.

A survey for the Pew Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism found that, in the six weeks between the conventions and the last debate, unfavourable stories about Mr McCain outnumbered favourable ones by more than three to one.

He referred to a study from the Pew Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism, which found that unfavourable media stories about Mr McCain outnumbered favourable ones by more than three to one.

In the first half of 2015 there had been several "favourable one-offs" that had not been repeated this year, it said.

This is simply the ratio of the unfavourable possibilities to the favourable ones.

It received very lit tle review coverage and "no favourable ones at all".