Sentence examples for reported favourably from inspiring English sources

They reported favourably to the university council, to the reported anger of Thatcher and Joseph.

It has also reported favourably on Brexit and Nigel Farage.

It added that inspections (and for 2013) have "reported favourably on both our systems and our achievements … Likewise students have reported favourably (internally and externally) of the opportunities made available to them.

A committee established by the Convocation of Canterbury in February 1870 reported favourably three months later on the idea of revising the King James Version; two companies were formed, one each for the Old and New Testaments.

They reported favourably but did not recommend that the scheme be proceeded with immediately.

The committee reported favourably on the plan, and it was approved by a single vote when several opponents were absent from the chamber.

Nevertheless, those who have agreed to undergo these hardships report favourably on the experience.

More specifically, journalists are often likely to report favourably on NGOs that house them, feed them and drive them around on trips.

"Over the past year the government has launched three 'public' media outlets that in theory report on citizens' business, but in practice mainly report favourably on government actions.

People I know who use it regularly report favourably on the experience, and most will now look first for an Airbnb rental rather than a hotel when going abroad.

Portugal's loss, on safety grounds, is a shot across the bows to other well established venues - including this weekend's Sanremo Rally, which will not form part of the 2002 calendar unless the FIA observers report favourably.