Sentence examples for favourable toward from inspiring English sources
According to analyst David Porche, 45% of consumer sentiment has been favourable toward the campaign, according to its data from June to July 2014.
Politically, Tory and Ukip supporters (39%and36%6%) are more favourable toward an interest rate increase than Labour and Lib Dem voters (23% and 22%).
Public health nurses were most favourable toward this (83%) (P = 0.040).
If there is a regionally based ethnic group but no regionalist party, then statewide parties are, on average, slightly more favourable toward decentralization.
Nearly 40%% of tweets clearly expressed that human genes should not be patentable, and there were no tweets that presented perspectives favourable toward the patenting of human genes.
The physicians' ethical judgments were also favourable toward the use of placebo treatments, and 62% (399/642) said recommending treatments in this manner was ethically obligatory or permissible (table 2).
People over the age of 70 years tend to perceive themselves as having a lower risk of CRC (Robb et al, 2004), which could go some way towards explaining their less favourable attitude toward CRC screening.
The survey results revealed that although a sizeable amount of survey participants held neutral or negative opinions toward explicit grammar instruction, they still expressed a favourable attitude toward error corrections and comments, especially feedback on the content and the organization of their written assignments.
The court's generally favourable attitude toward enhancing the powers of the executive branch has manifested itself in other areas as well, notably in the field of foreign affairs.
One of these (9 1 10 16), reflecting a favourable attitude toward the monarchy, relates how the tall, handsome son of Kish was initially selected by Samuel, the seer, in a private encounter between the two men.
