Sentence examples for relatively favorably from inspiring English sources
Africa remains one corner of the world where, despite the war in Iraq, the United States is viewed relatively favorably.
The region's new democracies have yet to prove themselves, and citizens in authoritarian China assess their regime's democratic performance relatively favorably.
Importantly, ~50% of the cohort received IGEV as SS after failing to achieve PMR with previous salvage and fared relatively favorably than expected.
Despite these problems, which put a drag on military readiness, statistical measures of combat preparedness -- the condition of equipment, training standards met by pilots and troops, aptitude scores and experience levels of personnel -- compared relatively favorably with those in the Reagan years.
"Usually, it can be resolved relatively favorably for [the defendant]," she said.
Although this is one of the most prominent examples of product placement in video gaming history, it is generally looked upon relatively favorably amongst gamers, perhaps because it gives a sense of realism to the fictional cities in the game.
Our estimates of rotavirus mortality rates for individual countries, although developed with relatively crude methods, compare favorably with those from more detailed analysis conducted in selected countries.
When New York City was filled with an earlier generation of immigrants, an article about homework in The New York Times Magazine in 1929 observed that "homes in which school tasks can be favorably done are relatively few".
It is true that 88% might seem relatively low; however it compares favorably with other studies, which are typically in the same range or below, despite an at times reduced complexity.
Computer modeling analysis revealed that these relatively linear derivatives could energy-favorably bind to FKBP12 with an analogous binding mode to GPI-1046.
Long term survival of maintenance hemodialysis patients was favorably affected by a relatively high hemoglobin level, by moderate intravenous iron administration, and by indicators of iron sufficiency.
