Sentence examples for favourable relationship from inspiring English sources

12.18pm: Fedorcio says some officers have longstanding contact with reporters and may be perceived to have a favourable relationship with them.

But Owen Paterson, the former environment secretary and one of the Conservatives' most prominent Eurosceptics, argued that the UK's economic strength would make sure the UK retained a favourable relationship with the EU.  "This is rubbish," Mr Paterson said.

Ancelotti took over the helm at Stamford Bridge in 2009 and guided the Blues to a Premier League and FA Cup double in his first season in charge, resulting in a favourable relationship with the Chelsea faithful being maintained despite his sacking the season after.

Mrs. Hutchinson, who had a favourable relationship with the Narragansett people in Rhode Island, likely felt a false sense of safety among the Siwanoy of New Netherland.

Moreover, Lindauer and colleagues have demonstrated a favourable relationship between subcutaneous adiposity and survival in ALS patients [ 81].

A favourable relationship domain is characterized by open communication, friendliness, social and interpersonal support, cohesion and feelings of group spirit.

The lattice mismatch calculation also indicated that the most energetically favourable epitaxial relationship for oxalate growth on gibbsite is the growth of oxalate (200) planes on gibbsite (100) faces.

After independence the Georgian economy contracted sharply, owing to political instability (which discouraged foreign investment), the loss of favourable trading relationships with the states of the former Soviet Union, and the civil unrest in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, where key pipelines and transport links were sabotaged or blockaded.

It was also more common for the older men to be single or have less favourable social relationships, and they were at higher risk of negative health behaviour and health problems.

All the adverse events had a favourable outcome, and relationship to the contrast agent was assumed for three of them (nausea, rash in neck and diarrhoea).

The superiority of PEG preparations over lactulose or other osmotic laxatives demonstrated in this and other studies and the limited tolerability of stimulant laxatives in children confer a favourable benefit-risk relationship on such preparations.