Sentence examples for favourable welcome from inspiring English sources

All his European stars are aligned to give him a favourable welcome: he is newly elected by a handsome margin, on a high turnout, to lead a big country that has been causing Europe problems (the dynamics of the union always favour those who cause problems over those who do not).

The first response from the Clinton administration to this week's merger announcement was favourable: Bill Richardson, America's energy secretary, welcomed the deal as "positive .The biggest companies' political influence can be even greater outside America, as recent developments in China show.

How do you keep people in one country if they want to go join their relatives who live in another EU country or want the more favourable social welfare benefits in that country?" Refugee advocates welcomed the decision but questioned the ability of new quotas to meaningfully deal with a wave of migration that already quadruples the numbers covered by the deal.

Critical reviews were favourable and the decision to end the series was welcomed; Paul Hoggart of The Times called the formula of the series "less surprising" and audiences had only "residual interest in the characters".

The favourable impact of DPP-4i use on all-cause mortality is welcome but still warrants caution.

Hey Venus! received a generally favourable reception from critics with The Independent stating that the album "marks a welcome return to form for the Furries" and is "fit to challenge Rings Around the World and Phantom Power as their most satisfying work" and Artrocker calling it the Super Furry Animals' "eighth excellent album in a row".

Taken together, CD emerged as a welcome option for treating platinum-sensitive ROC that exhibited a favourable therapeutic index.

Favourable feedback from pilot study participants and at subsequent CAC meetings suggests that this response was appropriate and welcomed by participants.

* Welcome.

"It's not favourable.

"The situation looks favourable".