Sentence examples for quite favourably from inspiring English sources

"We carried out some independent tests and they came out quite favourably," he said.

The present numerical results for isotropic soil medium compare quite favourably with those available from the literature.

Don't tread on me, Mr President Americans in the Depression also looked upon new regulation quite favourably.

This simplified model is applied to the gas fast reactor (GFR) and compared quite favourably with 1D axisymmetric simulation results.

Steve Coman, an HR executive at Celanese, isn't seeing these educational courses on resumes yet but says he would view them quite favourably because they would show the job candidate "still has an appetite to grow and views education as an ongoing need".

In general, students responded quite favourably regarding the Microbial Jeopardy!'s ability to facilitate the transfer of knowledge to clinical settings (Table 1).

With European support, Ukraine could compare favourably.

And it will mean that the 300m appliances already in use in Japan can also be covered by the new law.In this section Pinault in a pickle Hemmed in at home Remade in Japan Let the bad times roll Going hostile The unkindest cuts of all A hyper market Bounty hunters Going straight ReprintsThe big electrical-appliance makers, meanwhile, have not been treated quite so favourably as it appears at first.

Less favourably, the group's overseas operations remain broadly challenged.

"Companies quite naturally look more favourably on bankers whose analysts profess a full appreciation of their virtues".

We could discriminate favourably – probably for quite a while – to continue to grant EU imports preferential access.