Sentence examples for generate favorable from inspiring English sources

But Space Invaders didn't always generate favorable press.

She said there had been too many medium-sized events that did not always generate favorable coverage for the president or put him in the best light.

The article described an ambitious Pentagon campaign to cultivate dozens of military analysts as "surrogates" to generate favorable coverage of the administration's wartime performance.

As the law professor Rebecca Eisenberg wrote in 1993, "The role of advocate calls for constructing persuasive arguments that will generate favorable outcomes for clients.

Hidden behind that appearance of objectivity, though, is a Pentagon information apparatus that has used those analysts in a campaign to generate favorable news coverage of the administration's wartime performance, an examination by The New York Times has found.

Part of the problem is that no one, in the abstract, is against privacy, so asking whether people favor privacy protection falls under the category that pollsters call "motherhood and apple pie" -- questions that almost always generate favorable responses.

General McCaffrey, he said, often speaks out with the twin goals of shaping policy and generating favorable coverage for clients with worthy products or ideas.

The chair generated favorable comment at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York in 2012, and was honored the next year by the Red Dot awards, an international competition.

Lee's new book, "Aloft," which comes out next week, was sold to the movies while it was still in manuscript and has already generated favorable buzz among booksellers and reviewers.

"The Deep" is based on the real story of a fisherman trying to survive in chilly waters after his boat capsizes, and it generated favorable reactions on the festival circuit.

The tour expenses are paid by the sponsor group (WGBH picks up any extra, and the Childs look upon the rather considerable effort and time involved mainly as a means of generating favorable publicity for Julia's books — the monumental "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," Volumes I and II, and a book of recipes from their television shows, called "The French Chef Cookbook".