Sentence examples for more favourably than from inspiring English sources
Mice were rated more favourably than trackballs or the joystick mouse.
They also talk much more favourably than Democrats do about free trade and fiscal control.
He showed about 50 paintings, but these were not received any more favourably than before.
"Someone in RBS took the decision to treat him more favourably than was required.
The British view France and Germany more favourably than they do America.
MOST Americans view health insurers only slightly more favourably than they do thieves.
In a recent poll of six Arab countries he was viewed far more favourably than America itself.
Experiments show CVs with "white-sounding" names being treated more favourably than those with names linked to minority backgrounds, for example.
Johnson no doubt also sampled the local whisky – he described the place much more favourably than most others they stayed at during their Hebridean tour.
"Consequently, while the question is not significantly leading, we have concerns about the perception that this question will encourage voters to consider one response more favourably than another.
In the US at least, nuclear power is already treated more favourably than alternatives, leaving aside the massive subsidies already handed out in the 20th century.
