Sentence examples for overly favourable from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, America's Department of Justice brought a case against Standard & Poor's (S&P) that accused the ratings agency of frauduently issuing overly favourable ratings to boost demand for its services.

31 32 In addition, overly favourable outcomes in some studies may be owing, in part, to variation in the definitions of outcomes and methods used across studies.

We should however acknowledge that since residents tend to report that their activity and skill levels are higher than they actually are [ 7], their self-perceived preparedness ratings may have been overly favourable in this study.

We acknowledge that having KML conduct these interviews had potential to affect interviewees' responses, perhaps generating an overly favourable response about the impact of SMRU and/or an agreement that vivax was a major health concern.

But a favourable trade cycle helped too.

(Industry sponsored economic evaluations tend to make overly optimistic assumptions resulting in ICERs that are much more favourable to their product than those produced by independent researchers [ 5]).

If a meta-analysis were to pick only the most favourable trial results, its result would be biased and overly optimistic, which might affect clinical judgment about whether to use a particular treatment.

34 36 In light of our favourable results, upfront decompression and fixation in patients without spondylolisthesis may seem overly aggressive.

Overly harsh?

"It's not favourable.

"The situation looks favourable".