Sentence examples for favourably shifted from inspiring English sources
At an optimum thickness (∼0.33 nm, 3 ALD cycles), the Al2O3 layer favourably shifted the onset potential by ∼200 mV and increased photocatalytic currents for the water oxidation reaction.
There's good reason to expect that whether it is Barack Obama or John McCain in the White House, America's approach toward many of the most divisive issues in transatlantic relations will shift favourably.
Most supporters look favourably on this expensive speculation, which shifts young talent from middle-ranking teams to top-six clubs (Andy Carroll, Newcastle to Liverpool for £35m, remains the market leader).
All respondents commented favourably on the shift towards self-management and greater empowerment in the control of their disease.
It is also meant to reduce disputes over "transfer pricing", the means by which subsidiaries of a group seek to shift profits to where they will be taxed most favourably.Crucially, the system would be voluntary.
Livingstone said the idea of shifting from a voluntary to legally binding scheme had been "favourably received" by Miliband and the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, during discussions with them on the extra powers he would want if he was mayor under a future Labour government.
