Sentence examples for reacts favourably from inspiring English sources

The mass audience definitely reacts favourably to matching shiny gems together, or seeing projectiles strike a tower of glass and wood blocks.

Until recently voters reacted favourably, though the economy did not.

Even Ariel Sharon came under Israeli pressure to react favourably.

Customers reacted favourably and many more cafes with a similar approach are popping up.

Until the announcement by the Greens, the markets had reacted favourably to economic developments.

Previous reactions to changes to the Twitter website suggest that users may not react favourably to the redesign.

Although there was some reluctance to launch the serial among Granada bosses, many employees reacted favourably to a closed-circuit screening of a second "dry run" pilot episode.

In the US, the biggest single airline market, regulators have also reacted favourably, allowing the combination of United Airlines and Continental Airlines as well as Delta and Northwest.

Rebecca McNally, publishing director of Macmillan's children's division, was keen to stress that the idea was to provide "loose guidelines", and that Macmillan authors had reacted favourably.

I got more comfortable because the Bank of England announced a programme and there wasn't any anxiety on that score and the market reacted favourably.

The three main ratings agencies have also reacted favourably.Although the agony has been spread thin, the most painful new proposal is a large hike in water rates.