Sentence examples for favourably in from inspiring English sources

Apart from coal-fired power generators, utility companies tend to come out favourably in sustainability analyses.

The novel compares more than favourably in wit, sophistication and social insight with these movies.

Wales came out favourably in the list, with no Welsh towns featuring in the top set of the affair map.

The Pew Research Centre, an American polling organisation, says 42% of Americans viewed China favourably in 2007.

Had Vogts convinced Wayne Rooney to pledge his allegiance to Scotland, as he attempted to do, he may be looked upon more favourably in a personnel sense.

Watson also found time this year to co-write the book Dial M for Murdoch – again received more favourably in some quarters than others.

Like Britain's Heathrow Express, it takes about 15 minutes and is far quicker than travelling by road, but it compares favourably in price at just R100 (£8.94).

Though Anthony Burgess was sacked when he started reviewing his own novels favourably in the Yorkshire Post, Kilmartin sensibly got him back.

Barack Obama mentioned them favourably in a recent interview, citing them as part of a growing range of efforts to treat drugs "as a public health problem".

He scored 72 centuries during his career and is mentioned favourably in comparison with cricketing greats such as the Australian Don Bradman.

Clegg was at it again yesterday, with an FT interview that seemed to tilt favourably in the Tories' direction – and also to soften what had appeared to be the hard, non-negotiable Lib Dem precondition of electoral reform.