Sentence examples for more favourable picture from inspiring English sources

But Intel's results painted a more favourable picture to Arm.

Will Smith, in The Kennedys Amidst the Gathering Storm (2008), paints a more favourable picture.

Moodie's harsh, yet at times comical, Roughing It in the Bush (1852) was written to discourage prospective emigrants, but Traill's Backwoods of Canada (1836) presents a more favourable picture of the New World.

Other historians of the time paint a more favourable picture.

However, studies have also shown differences between interviews and self-administrations, with the former providing a more favourable picture of quality of life [ 6, 12- 15].

This underestimation may have occurred due to under-reporting of deaths, overestimation of the population denominator or a combination of both, and may have considerably confounded the interpretation and use of data, suggesting a more favourable picture than reality.

As the service has become established, IRT staff costs have reduced and resident case load increased producing an even more favourable financial picture.

The picture was more favourable for Obama in the individual swing states that will decide the election, but no one is predicting any sort of blow-out victory for the Democrats.

Expressed by the classification into stages, the clinical picture was definitely more favourable on referral during the period 1958-72 than during the period 1943-57.

And the report noted the impression that police receive more favourable treatment than members of the public.

Conditions look more favourable now.