Sentence examples for slightly favorable from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps I'd look at the economic news, which has been slightly favorable to President Obama this week.

To the extent that there was a trend in the state polls, it was slightly favorable for Mr. Obama.

Overlooking the added time pressures the ruling placed on his legal team, Mr. Gore even called the United States Supreme Court ruling "slightly favorable".

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Our "now-cast" also finds a slightly favorable trend for Mr. Obama over the course of the past 10 days or so.

The results can be used to predict the breadth of the breakthrough wave of many chromatographic-type processes for packed beds and slightly favorable isotherms.

The reason is that we are now getting to the point where a neutral day in the polls can be thought as being ever-so-slightly favorable to Mr. Obama, since he leads in the race and since Mr. Romney now has only 45 days to make up the deficit.

"We found something slightly more favorable than that," she said.

Republicans need a slightly more favorable national environment than seen in 2012.

Bredesen actually had a slightly higher favorable rating among Republicans (77 percent) than Democrats (75percentt).

While Ithaca's apples suffered, the orchards 50 miles north in Geneva benefited from slightly more favorable conditions.