Sentence examples for most favourably to from inspiring English sources

Johnson responded most favourably to the works of poets from Dryden to Pope and was skeptical of those produced in his own generation, including the poetry of Gray, Collins, and Shenstone, though he admired Gray's An Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard.

But he is clearly siding with Adam Posen, the monetary policy committee member most favourably disposed to another round of quantitative easing.

Its origin is discussed with respect to the orientation of the applied stress and with regard to the most favourably oriented martensite variants determined by Schmid factor analysis.

It is believed MPs are attempting to poll members to try to understand who would be seen most favourably.

This is where the Dutchman starts to distinguish himself most favourably from his immediate successor.

John Kasich is labelled as the most moderate candidate of the five, and he polls most favourably when up against Hillary Clinton, according to Real Clear Politics.

Given the interest in the use of CHK1 inhibitors in therapy, it is important to understand the mechanism underlying the response of tumours to such agents to improve our ability to predict which tumours will respond most favourably.

It is also meant to reduce disputes over "transfer pricing", the means by which subsidiaries of a group seek to shift profits to where they will be taxed most favourably.Crucially, the system would be voluntary.

The latter non-ectopic depot of adipose tissue was largest in UF pigs, indicating that body composition is most favourably affected by the UF diet compared to the SFC diet in this non-obese diabetic pig model.

With respect to the reactivation potential, these structural trends are most favourably oriented in the ambient state of stress (Fig. 2).

These discussions were most favourably received by men who also had direct and independent exposure to SASA! and thus had first-hand experience with an idea that was often new to them: [from attending SASA! activities] I learned that some of the things I used to do were not right at all … for instance I thought that whenever I needed sex I had to have it without her denying me.