Sentence examples for more favourably in from inspiring English sources

Had Vogts convinced Wayne Rooney to pledge his allegiance to Scotland, as he attempted to do, he may be looked upon more favourably in a personnel sense.

Watson also found time this year to co-write the book Dial M for Murdoch – again received more favourably in some quarters than others.

In one section of his speech, which was delivered in July and appeared on Buchanan's YouTube page two weeks ago, he suggested women were treated more favourably in the family courts, which often deal with child custody.

It is true that it was expected by experts that due to genomics sharing key features of traditional breeding, it would be evaluated more favourably in comparison to GM (Hall 2010).

In 2010, the Northern Adriatic seaports of Trieste, Venice, Ravenna, Koper and Rijeka founded the North Adriatic Ports Association to position themselves more favourably in the EU's transport systems.

Although, these behaviours changed more favourably in the intervention group, these between-group-differences were not statistically significant.

And if we can assume anything of the TOWIE brigade, it's that they would quite possibly view altruism a lot more favourably if it resulted in a huge pile of cash.

Most notably, HCPs viewed patient involvement more favourably if the error described in the scenario actually occurred (ie, the HCP had not cleaned their hands before treating the patient), if the patient posed the question in a polite versus challenging way and if the HCP responded in a helpful and reassuring manner (ie, the HCP apologised and cleaned their hands).

In fact, most of the independent variables considered in the present study were more favourably distributed in the group of states with less permissive legislation in a weighted comparative analysis (table 9).

While the kingdom will continue to support the Syrian opposition, for example, it might now look more favourably than in the past on initiatives that include a transitional solution that sees some members of the Assad regime remaining in power.

One might surmise that our lack of results may have been because our participants were already more favourably inclined in terms of attitudes and the intervention more likely to have an effect on those who did not participate.