Sentence examples for more favourable opinion from inspiring English sources

When the Onion published a fake poll announcing that rural white Americans had a more favourable opinion of Iran's then-president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, than of Barack Obama, an Iranian state news-agency covered this as real news.

So, I guess I'd need to learn that inheritance taxes don't create a lot of wasteful, evasive resource shuffling, and do significantly contribute to class mobility if I were to develop a more favourable opinion of them.That wasn't so hard, was it?

Other Australian commentators had a more favourable opinion.

Wallace wrote to Henry Bates in 1845: I have a rather more favourable opinion of the 'Vestiges' than you appear to have.

A more favourable opinion of PHT was held by interested than by non-interested respondents.

In our study, believing in God was associated with a more favourable opinion about it.

By analysing data from over 40,000 individuals in 44 countries, it was shown that, as hypothesized, people indicate that they have more favourable opinions on euthanasia when they believe that most other people can be trusted, and when they have confidence in the press.

He said: "This kind of scepticism is even quite common in Scotland, where both previous survey research and more recent opinion polls have suggested that those living north of the border hold a rather more favourable view of the EU.

I'm not going to change your position, am I? Having said that, it is interesting to note how much more favourable modern opinion is towards the book than it was back in 1991.

I find that firms choosing their own reviewers, and firms choosing reviewers likely to be connected through prior relationships, tend to receive peer review opinions more favourable than their subsequent PCAOB reports, suggesting that some firms obtained 'friendly' reviews in the peer review era.

Over the last 20 years they have become more sympathetic to their old wartime foes, Germany and Russia, and now more Poles have favourable opinions towards Jews than negative ones.