"As things stand at the moment... Canadian oil sands producers are a relatively favourable credit story.
Labour loses control in a range of councils, including relatively favourable areas such as Derby, Rossendale, West Lancashire and Wirral.
At the moment, many of those who would like more devolution still take a relatively favourable view of the deal Scotland gets out of the union.
We have a serious problem if it continues but actually the poor productivity performance is a flipside of having a relatively favourable performance on employment.
The proposal is almost identical to the prior exchange, and is seen as relatively favourable to investors.
The relatively favourable draw means that demand from England fans has been spread beyond the group stages to the final 16 and quarter finals, which has helped availability.
Settling with the Paris Club and the bondholders would enable Argentina to secure financing from the markets on relatively favourable terms.
Yet its economy is more flexible than many others, its demographic outlook is relatively favourable and its public officials are better than most.
Equally, the mooted €1tn capacity of the enhanced EFSF, four times its remaining €250bn lending capacity, depends on relatively favourable market conditions – and the willingness of overseas investors such as sovereign wealth funds to commit more capital.
The Arab spring has produced a relatively favourable outcome in Tunisia, where it started, but developments in Egypt, Libya and Yemen remain far more uncertain, while Syria is on the brink of civil war.
Despite their relatively favourable evaluation of Salmond's performance, and despite the claims of the yes side that voters switch to them when they hear the arguments, previously undecided voters were twice as likely to switch to no than yes.
