Sentence examples for had a favourable from inspiring English sources

In Britain, 48% said they had an unfavourable view of the EU and 44% said they had a favourable view.

By 2007, thanks mainly to the war, less than 10% of Turks had a favourable opinion of America.

A source close to Mr Corbyn added: "This has had a favourable reception among those around Jeremy.

Only 38% of respondents in France said they had a favourable view of the EU, down 17 points from last year.

Only 38% of respondents in France said they had a favourable view of the EU, down 17 percentage points from last year.

For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.

In one 2004 poll, 72% of the French had a favourable view of Americans, more even than in Britain (62%) or Spain (47%).

A recent poll carried out by the Pew Research Centre found that 40% of Russians had a favourable view of NATO, compared with only 24% last year.

A recent poll found that only 28% of Americans had a favourable view of him, while 39% had a negative one.

Almost a year after the London bombings, about two-thirds of Britons told pollsters for the Pew Centre in America that they had a favourable view of Muslims.

A ComRes opinion poll for The Independent on Sunday asked people if they had a favourable or unfavourable view of a mixed list of royalty and politicians.