Sentence examples for not very favourably from inspiring English sources
It was reviewed in serious newspapers, if not very favourably.
An official reply to the Inland Waterways Association in 1947 stated that the Ministry of Transport "... do not look very favourably upon any scheme for pleasure craft on the canals at the present time".
The Very Reverend Michael Sadgrove, Dean of Durham, said: "That [the average donation] doesn't compare very favourably with the £5 that we ask for and which we really need.
The Very Reverend Michael Sadgrove, Dean of Durham, is facing the economic reality that 32p "doesn't compare very favourably" with the amount they need.
These compare very favourably not only with those rinsed with water alone, which show visible layers of abundant bacteria organised into a biofilm, but also those cleaned using the other strategies (2 8), which show variable levels of bacterial proliferation.
Urban explorers and graffiti writers are prone to silence, mostly because the authorities despise them but also because the media doesn't tend to represent them very favourably.
Numerical examples show that the results obtained using this crack model do not suffer from dependence on the mesh directional alignment, comparing very favourably with those obtained using related standard isotropic or orthotropic damage models.
This compares very favourably with the pivotal EGF100151 study, in which earlier treatment with capecitabine was not permitted, and ORRs of 22% were reported for lapatinib and capecitabine compared with 14% in the capecitabine alone group, with a CBR of 27% and 18%, respectively (Geyer et al, 2006).
Home's previews compare very favourably with recent family films.
But his statistics now stack up very favourably indeed.
