Sentence examples for pretty favourable from inspiring English sources

"He had a pretty favourable draw [last year].

Even if costs escalate, as they almost certainly will, the risk-reward ratio should still look pretty favourable.

Manchester City's last few games look pretty favourable on paper.

This latter figure sounds pretty favourable, given recent government changes on tax and funding, such as the SEIS initiative.

We all feel hard done by when our grants aren't funded and our papers are rejected, even if the referees' comments appeared to be pretty favourable.

If Spurs' fortunes have remained pretty favourable since then, it has been a very different tale for Coventry, relegated from the top tier in 2001 having been there since 1967 before dropping into League One at the end of last season.

Not least because it was pretty damn favourable about Armstrong; describing his rise from entrepreneurial genius to potential "savior" for AOL and even quoting Eric Schmidt saying: "He is among the best and most inspirational sales managers I have ever worked with".

If I told you I was blonde, female, in my twenties, had studied media and now work in the public relations department of a leading television company, you would probably form a less-than-favourable impression of me pretty quickly.

The kingdom seems, at its Muslim centenary, pretty well at peace.Yet, if the political scene looks favourable, the economic one has suddenly become alarmingly bleak.

So containment would have been pretty expensive for the United States, they argue, "even under the favourable assumption that it would be completely effective in achieving its national-security goals".The trio then go further.

"Often the client would work with its lawyers to ensure the legal opinion was favourable and then present it to us as pretty much a fait accompli," he says.