Sentence examples for her favourably from inspiring English sources

A recent Daily Kos poll found that only 22% of independents and 7% of Republicans view her favourably.

Clinton has her own likability problem – polling suggests her 41.6% of voters view her favourably, while 53.65% view her unfavourably.

While 67% of Americans then viewed her favourably as a possible presidential candidate, according to an ABC/Washington Post survey, now 49% do.

The New York Times compared her favourably with Ethel Merman, writing that she gave an effortless performance, making it "look so easy that you wonder why we aren't all Broadway stars".

In an underwhelming response on an issue much-debated in the media, presumed Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton scored highest, with 46% of respondents viewing her favourably to 39% unfavourably.

Darren Tudor, head coach at Welsh Cycling, believes Barker's long-term aim will be to represent Britain at the Rio Olympics in 2016 and compares her favourably to Laura Trott, double gold medal winner in London.

But she refuses to dwell on her own sacrifices, comparing her circumstances favourably with the lot of Burma's other political prisoners, who number more than 2,200.

There are two ways in which an employer might unlawfully discriminate against a disabled employee or job applicant: first, by treating him or her less favourably (without justification) than other employees or applicants because of his or her disability; or, second, by not making reasonable adjustments (again, without justification).

As a theodicy and monadology, her system anticipates the philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who owned a copy of her treatise (probably a gift to him by their mutual friend, Van Helmont), and who received her work favourably.

The younger princess continued to be contrasted with her sister, favourably and unfavourably.

"I don't see anyone from our team beating Jordyn," he told journalists, comparing her strength favourably with almost any gymnast he had ever coached.