Sentence examples for is largely favourable from inspiring English sources

Reaction this morning is largely favourable, if a touch mild.

Short-term evolution is largely favourable, although consensus on the duration of antibiotic therapy and the modalities of patient follow-up remain to be established.

Harris's review was largely favourable.

You wouldn't know the Harris report was largely favourable by reading the Australian on Tuesday.

The reviews have been largely favourable although some have bemoaned the lack of adult humour.

The reaction abroad to England's win was largely favourable, though the German press, had, after three weeks, tired of Fleet Street's 'militaristic nationalism', according to the Observer's Hugh McIlvanney.

But the Cypriot government, already in bad odour because it encouraged the Greek-Cypriot rejection of the UN's unification plan in April, will come under huge pressure not to cast its veto now.Other new members are largely favourable to Turkey.

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Reviews of Man of Steel, the eagerly anticipated "reboot" of the Superman franchise, have been largely favourable, with some reservations.

This so-called Mise of Amiens was largely favourable to the royalist side, and laid the seeds for further conflict.

Crowley's paintings fitted with the fashion for German Expressionism; few of them sold, but the press reports were largely favourable.