Sentence examples for favourably viewed from inspiring English sources

It could be the start of a climb towards becoming a country favourably viewed in the world.

The ethnographic work revealed that compared to Metropolitan Hospital, Royal Hospital was better supported and more favourably viewed by its staff across six categories identified in both settings: leadership, structure, communication, change, finance and human resource management.

Óláfr's restoration on Mann was seen as a success by the Norwegians, and likely favourably viewed by the Scots as well; since the internal struggle between him and his rivals had been brought to an end.

CAD results were favourably viewed by experts and 100% correlated to conventional manual tumour detection.

The prevalence of polygamy is declining across all age groups though it remains higher than in the country as a whole, bolstered in part by the influence of the Shembe religion in the province, an African-initiated religion that both permits, and favourably views, polygamous marriages (Krige 1965).

The second measure was user acceptance, for which we designed a questionnaire that asked participants how favourably they viewed various elements of the programme.

Yet most places outside the Middle East still view America favourably (see chart).

The Wisconsin representative was viewed favourably by 27% of respondents and unfavourably by 29%.

The EU and Germany are viewed favourably by only 41%and38%8% of Turks respectively.

How favourably it is viewed by policymakers at any given time depends on current events, Köhler says.

That conclusion – that neither of the two candidates Americans will probably have to choose between are viewed favourably by the majority of those Americans – is important.