Sentence examples for more favourable perspective from inspiring English sources

Some recent historians have taken a more favourable perspective of Chamberlain and his policies citing government papers released under the Thirty Year Rule.

The findings may therefore reflect a more favourable perspective on smoking cessation medications and services than may have been found in a more representative sample of UK GPs.

In many ways, these changes have put applicants in a more favourable position.

However, a minority did express a more favourable view.

Many other researchers have a different and more favourable view.

The existence of spatially heterogeneous characteristics means that in the repository region there exist sub-regions that are more favourable from the perspective of long-term safety and ones that are less favourable.

Three: to create a more favourable tax position from the restructure.

True health care and patient direct and indirect costs are higher than those considered in the present analysis, and therefore the cost-effectiveness of a new therapy may be more favourable from a societal perspective.

True health care and patient direct and indirect cost are higher than those used here, and therefore the cost-effectiveness of the new therapy may be more favourable from a societal perspective.

This sounds small, but when the US$1 billion is compared to the estimated US$2.5 billion spent on health R&D by governments in low-and middle-income countries, the perspective is much more favourable for the important role played by GPPPs.

From the SBAs' perspectives facility birth provided an environment more favourable to effective skilled attendance than home birth.