Sentence examples for much favourable from inspiring English sources

It received much favourable critical comment.

The landslide victory of reformist Muhammad Khatami in 1997 generated much favourable international comment.

In 2001 he attracted much favourable attention when Nicole Kidman specially asked for him to be cast as her ghostly servant in The Others.

FC got so much favourable press, you can't help wondering whether Kaplan wasn't tempted to cut and run for an initial public offering.

Pity the messenger Reputations in the mist ReprintsThe study prompted much favourable coverage of Lexapro, thanks in part to kind words from the its authors.

Early in the year, there was much favourable publicity for a new work Global Warming and Other Eco-myths, produced by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, an organisation reputedly funded by multinational corporations.

They also want to see the league's revenues, which amounted to $3.8 billion last season according to Forbes, split up in a way that is much more favourable to them and less favourable to the players.The players, in turn, accuse the owners of poor teamwork.

That comparison is much more favourable.

But economic circumstances are much less favourable for him.

But the terrain has just become much more favourable to employers.

In 2007 Hillary Clinton had much higher favourable ratings among blacks than Mr Obama did.