Sentence examples for rather favourable from inspiring English sources

In other words, the London and Cambridge, UK startup has shunned VC money in favour of a strategic investor (and under rather favourable terms, I gather).

The king went to Germany to find allies in the rear of his powerful German enemies and succeeded in obtaining a rather favourable peace treaty at Stralsund in 1370, which gave the Hanseatic League trading rights in Denmark and pawned parts of Skåne to the league for 15 years.

There were even one or two hardy souls in Swiss colours shouting "Come on Roger!" One man who certainly did have faith in Murray was an anonymous punter from Cardiff who, according to betting website Coral, staked £10,000 the Scot winning the tournament, way back at the start of the Championships when Murray was a rather favourable 10-1 chance.

The further evolution was rather favourable.

In general, treatment outcome of juvenile dissociative disorder is rather favourable.

In the majority of cases short-term treatment outcome of juvenile dissociative disorder is rather favourable.

Now, Dee's ghost has returned to Manchester in rather more favourable circumstances.

These figures are rather more favourable to Europe than those cited by The Economist.

Voters in France, Germany, Spain and Italy are more likely to say the UK should be offered a tough Brexit deal, rather than favourable terms, according to a survey that reveals the gulf in expectations between Britain and the continent.

He said: "This kind of scepticism is even quite common in Scotland, where both previous survey research and more recent opinion polls have suggested that those living north of the border hold a rather more favourable view of the EU.

But the risks are now high that the economy will tip into some sort of a recession and that fickle investors and consumers will suddenly see Mr Greenspan in a rather less favourable light.