Sentence examples for too favourable from inspiring English sources

This is because, traditionally, political news coverage in the Malaysia mainstream media is often seen as unbalanced and too favourable to the ruling party.

Hamas has also signalled its opposition to the terms of the US ceasefire plan, which it deemed too favourable to Israel.

The rise in the share prices of tobacco firms could persuade Bill Clinton that the deal is too favourable to his old opponents.

Figures from the Corporation showed public anger fairly evenly spread – 169 viewers complained that coverage was too favourable, while 197 were concerned that it was too critical.

Among Republicans, the protectionist rhetoric of frontrunner Donald Trump may also make it harder for those seeking re-election in Congress to appear too favourable to White House trade policy.

"And what were their qualifying groups like?" Iceland, Northern Ireland and Albania exceeded all expectations at Euro 2016, after all three qualified from the fifth seeding pot despite history not looking too favourable.

"When I look at your debate it was too much favourable just for the City and less favourable for the rest of the country," he said.

Ruini's successor, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, believed his predecessor was too openly favourable towards centre-right extremists.

But to critics of the ECB, who believe that the 2% ceiling for its inflation goal is too low, "favourable" might imply a rise in inflation.

Count Pierre too retained favourable memories of his advisor, taking revenge by blocking Carrouges' efforts to purchase more land or expand his influence in Normandy.

The electoral calculus of redistribution appears favourable, too.