Sentence examples for treated favourably from inspiring English sources

I was not corrupted, manipulated or treated favourably because of these relationships.

In that case, the danger would be that other countries would feel Greece had been treated favourably and demand similar deals.

The results of the study showed that communication was directed more frequently toward the deviant than toward the other confederates and that the deviant was less likely than other confederates to be treated favourably.

"Whilst the NHS has been treated favourably compared to many other departments, the increase in health funding is less than was promised if assessed by the usual definitions," said Sarah Wollaston, the Tory MP and ex-GP who chairs the committee.

The major section comprises a series of arguments for why the Dissenters should be treated favourably ("They are very numerous", "That this is a time of war").

He continued to be treated favourably by the king, but was compelled to refuse the offer of a baronetcy because most of his fortune was lost due to his exile, and became marginalised from power as prosecution of the war took center stage.

Some, whom he expected to treat favourably, were men of learning; all the rest were people whom he did not admire as much as did popular opinion.

As the Tories love to point out, low-income, two-parent families are treated less favourably than single-parent families.

Campaigners said that benefit recipients afflicted by "overwhelming psychological distress" were treated less favourably than other claimants as a result.

This is where you have been treated less favourably because of your disability than someone without a disability would be treated in the same circumstances.

Experiments show CVs with "white-sounding" names being treated more favourably than those with names linked to minority backgrounds, for example.