Sentence examples for relatively favorable from inspiring English sources

MR. MULRENAN added that another reason for the relative attractiveness of large stocks is their relatively favorable valuations.

Mr. Rubio's relatively favorable public image represents his comparative advantage.

It is possible that Medicare's relatively favorable payment for hospital-employed physicians will be reined in.

The stock is trading just under its $10 offering price despite a relatively favorable market.

Compared with Europe, the British  economy has also been helped by a relatively favorable employment picture.

That leaves the relatively favorable poll for Mr. Obama in Ohio and the less-favorable one for him in Florida.

Mr. Bush's father, at a similar point after the previous war in Iraq, also enjoyed relatively favorable marks for his management of the economy.

The book tour has given Senator Clinton an opportunity to reintroduce herself in the relatively favorable context of discussing her story rather than political issues.

"The overall outlook remains relatively favorable: inflation should remain subdued and economic expansion should continue," the organization said in the forecast of its 29 member countries.

In addition, talented players at the high school level enjoy relatively favorable prospects of playing in college compared to more popular sports.

When the whole sea was a vast chemical laboratory the conditions for the formation of such films must have been relatively favorable.