Sentence examples for greeted favourably from inspiring English sources
The result was greeted favourably by India's business community.
Large-scale repurchases, by contrast, are the province of a relatively few firms.Typically, buyback announcements are greeted favourably by the market.
These decisions have been greeted favourably by campaign groups, notably Child Eyes and No More Page 3, after many months of lobbying.
Bulgakov's reply was greeted favourably by Stalin, who next asked where he would like to work, for Bulgakov had also said in his letter that if his plays couldn't be performed, nor his novels published, he must be offered work or starve.
Private shareholders often follow directors' dealings, and it is interesting that Lansdown cashed in £47m worth of shares in April, greeted favourably at the time among West Country locals because some of the cash was going into a new football stadium in Bristol.
Perhaps surprisingly, she says the people who most conspire to make this the way it is – the very scientists whose experiments require human cells and tissue – have greeted her book favourably.
It proved controversial in New York, where elements of the audience reacted favourably when the film appeared to end prematurely due to a technical fault; others greeted the actual conclusion with fervent applause and calls of bravo.
Willingham greeted her politely.
Klansmen greeted his arrival.
