Sentence examples for seemingly favorable from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, some years ago, IEX also questioned seemingly favorable price improvement statistics: "[W]hen asked about the 90% of price improvement realized on..

It has a seemingly favorable schedule and No. 1 Texas and No. 2 Alabama still have a few tough tests, including their respective conference championship games.

At the height of the scandal, he had produced some seemingly favorable preliminary results, but, in the vexed climate, he carried out his experiments cautiously.

How Old National pulled this off, and the seemingly favorable terms it secured, shows how aggressively banks big and small are pushing, even after they repay money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.

Trump may win later on in April, but does he win big in the delegate count or only win contests in a fashion that will leave him with only small delegate surpluses in seemingly favorable states?

The Jets (6-5) remained a game behind Cincinnati for the final wild-card berth — and tied with Tennessee and Denver — with five to play, and a seemingly favorable schedule that plops them in Washington next week.

In two elections this November, Democrats failed to retain seats under seemingly favorable circumstances thanks to poor campaigns based almost entirely on women's issues.

Pazopanib demonstrated acceptable antitumor activity in the Asian patients who had been heavily pretreated for sarcoma, with seemingly more favorable results in the patients with leiomyosarcoma, MPNST, MFH/UPS, and synovial sarcoma than in those with liposarcoma and rhabdomyosarcoma.

The underlying reason of this seemingly more favorable outcome as compared to the results of TARGET study and the phase II trial from Japan is unknown at this time.

However, if all winter spring prepandemic 1918 activity had been caused by the pandemic virus, we are left with the conundrum of why it did not become pandemic then, when environmental circumstances were seemingly more favorable, and when it was being locally transmitted within the war zone in Europe at more explosive levels than the fall wave pandemic virus would later be.

While the White House and Exelon said the company received no favorable treatment, the seemingly easy access to officials that Exelon enjoyed has angered its competitors at a time when the White House faces skepticism from conservatives over its energy policy.