Sentence examples for overly favorable from inspiring English sources
Referring to sales, Mr. Mayewski said: "There's always some impact when you're in the news for something that is not overly favorable.
The bank deal has come under heavy criticism from politicians, who object to what they consider overly favorable terms for the buyers.
In 1998, the Alberta Treasury Branches, a publicly financed institution, sought control of the West Edmonton Mall after accusing the Ghermezians of bribing a former official to refinance the property at overly favorable terms.
Some in the tech community are concerned that the FCC's regulatory policy will create an ecosystem overly favorable to streaming platforms.
After he had finished his work, Vollmer stated that gangster films were innocuous and even overly favorable in depicting the police.
Bryant Gumbel, the broadcaster who presided over the morning program for 15 years, said he feels Curry has received overly favorable treatment.
Instead, they complain that it's too favorable toward the rich and overly complex.
Mallory Duncan, the federation's general counsel, said in a short phone interview that surcharge rules in the settlement are overly complex and favorable to the card industry.
News media are often blamed for distorting the impact of biotechnology research through overly aversive or favorable communications [ 13, 14].
"What saddens me most is that it supports the criticisms that one often hears about the French scientific system: overly political, centralized, … not favorable to letting people self-organize and prove themselves," he says.
