Sentence examples for more positively with from inspiring English sources

Cameron and Nick Clegg are viewed more positively, with net satisfaction scores of +24 and +17 respectively.

"Unless the company engages more positively with Unite, workers will become even more frustrated and we could well see an escalation of this dispute".

In a "vision statement" published last year Lust called for the club to engage more positively with fans, who have remained steadfastly loyal throughout these bleak years.

Perhaps Spurs would have passed more positively with Dembele's presence in midfield or if Jan Vertonghen was able to start passing sequences from his favoured centre-back position.

From the private sector, consumer relations experts could be brought in to teach the police how to interact more positively with communities.

Sudan, joining a growing list of pariah nations, is trying to create a new image for itself by engaging more positively with the world, the Sudanese ambassador to the United Nations said today.

Boys rated branded packages more positively compared with plain packages with and without descriptors for appeal, and more positively compared with plain packages without descriptors for taste.

Patterns varied with depth and incline with algal groups being more positively associated with shallow than deeper habitats.

Even though PBDE-153 showed an inverse association with age, opposite to that of PBB-153, serum concentrations of PBDE-153, compared with other PBDEs, were more positively correlated with those of PBB-153.

On the contrary, the number of books at home seems more positively associated with the higher quantiles rather than with the lower quantiles of the conditional performance distribution.

Moreover, analyses performed with peak score in adulthood were more positively associated with bone mass than analyses using the adolescence period.