Sentence examples for favourable picture from inspiring English sources

But Intel's results painted a more favourable picture to Arm.

Will Smith, in The Kennedys Amidst the Gathering Storm (2008), paints a more favourable picture.

The IFS's work has attempted to do that, and has revealed a less favourable picture.

The only explanation I can find is that democratic politicians seek to reassure their publics by painting a more favourable picture than reality justifies.

Moodie's harsh, yet at times comical, Roughing It in the Bush (1852) was written to discourage prospective emigrants, but Traill's Backwoods of Canada (1836) presents a more favourable picture of the New World.

And like Mr Berlusconi, Mr Thaksin has now bought himself a television station, which tends to put out a distinctly favourable picture of its owner.Also like Mr Berlusconi, Mr Thaksin has his troubles with the clean-government people.

Understandably, European captives drew a less-favourable picture.

As the service has become established, IRT staff costs have reduced and resident case load increased producing an even more favourable financial picture.

Cech made a less favourable impression.

The use of computer-based examinations combines advantages with respect to content (integration of other media, favourable presentation of pictures, and possibility of other examination formats) with rapid data analysis.

A favourable climatic and environmental picture further presents for easy human transmission.