Sentence examples for somewhat favorable from inspiring English sources

The response seems to be somewhat favorable".

That said, their schedule so far has been somewhat favorable.

Slightly Democratic-leaning in general elections, the university belt is probably somewhat favorable territory for Mr. Romney.

But the over-all picture, as shown by the following histogram of all possible outcomes based on win probabilities, looks somewhat favorable for Democrats.

A Washington Post/ABC News poll, also out Wednesday, asked respondents for their "opinion of the Clinton family" (twenty-six per cent "very favorable," forty per cent "somewhat favorable") and the Bushes (sixteen and thirty-eight per cent).

A few other authors have also begun offering somewhat favorable interpretations of Cixi, notably Sterling Seagrave in his 1992 book, "Dragon Lady: The Life and Legend of the Last Empress of China".

In other words, the polling over the past few days would look slightly favorable for Mr. Romney under ordinarily circumstances, but it reads somewhat bearishly for him given that candidates typically have modestly inflated numbers after their party conventions.

A quick analysis of the latest proposal suggested that it would be somewhat more favorable to low- and moderate-income taxpayers and somewhat less favorable to the well-off than the tax bill proposed this year by President Bush and those passed this spring by the House of Representatives.

Mr. Obama's polling has been somewhat more favorable in Ohio.

"It is apparent that economic outlook will be somewhat less favorable than we expected".

The committee made the measure somewhat more favorable to less affluent taxpayers than the president's plan.