Sentence examples for respond favourably from inspiring English sources

It is possible that because of involvement in business creation and/or management activities, the respondent in the first two groups are more likely to respond favourably to the dependent variable (perceived entrepreneurial ability) compared to the rest of the sample.

Certain malignancies such as chronic myeloid leukaemia (O'Hare et al, 2006) and GISTs (Joensuu et al, 2002) express c-Kit and respond favourably to imatinib therapy.

Its failure to respond favourably to previous liberalisations has strengthened hardliners' suspicions inside Myanmar.

Instead, it has been found that consumers respond favourably to non-scientifically phrased 'soft' health information.

Markers predicting which GBM are likely to respond favourably to radiation treatment need to be validated prospectively.

If it does not respond favourably, say the unions, they will go on indefinite strike for a "final onslaught".

As recently as January Michel Barnier stated that the EU "would be ready to immediately support this evolution and respond favourably" to such a Norway-style proposal.

There is no guarantee that the groups of voters with whom the Tories struggle – women, black and minority ethnics, northerners or Scots – will respond favourably to Johnson.

Obama appeared to respond favourably to McCain's request earlier this week, suggesting that his planned attack on Syria would "fit in" with a wider US policy favouring the departure of Assad.

One said the anxious British attitude "would often be humorous if it were not so corrosive" and that it was tempting to take advantage of this neurosis to "make London more willing to respond favourably when pressed for assistance".

But Cameron and Clegg, the latter of whom took part Cobra meeting via a secure link from his Spanish holiday, agreed that Britain would now respond favourably to a request from the Kurds for direct military assistance.