Sentence examples for modestly favorable from inspiring English sources
National polls showed a modestly favorable trend for President Obama, allowing him to gain slightly in our forecast.
"This softer inventory accumulation in the second quarter is modestly favorable for third quarter growth," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
The equilibrium distribution of teachers after this policy simulation yields modestly favorable results.
In an in vitro study into the effects of 25% albumin versus 6% HES (670 kDa) on endothelial inflammation, however, albumin seemed to show a modestly favorable profile as compared with HES [ 11].
The benefit-risk balance seems to be modestly favorable for TCAs and essentially equal for selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) (Table 1), but the quality of evidence for TCAs and SSRIs is relatively poor [ 19, 20].
The modestly more favorable hematologic toxicity profile of bosutinib as compared with imatinib could be related to the reduced specificity for Bcr/Abl of imatinib and its potent inhibition of c-KIT and PDGFR 9, 26.
Favorable lending rates, "a modestly improving economy," and a large number of vehicles coming off lease that will be replaced by consumers are supporting demand for new vehicles, Ward said.
In Book Publishing, overall trends remain favorable with digital contribution rising modestly.
According to polling data from the Pew Foundation, since 2009, shortly after Obama's election, the number of people holding favorable views of the United States has fallen modestly in China, Europe, and Muslim countries.
"They outperformed modestly in terms of cost savings through synergies," said Mr. Garrity, who predicts DaimlerChrysler will continue to enjoy "a favorable blend" of strong sales and savings this year.
In other words, the polling over the past few days would look slightly favorable for Mr. Romney under ordinarily circumstances, but it reads somewhat bearishly for him given that candidates typically have modestly inflated numbers after their party conventions.
