Sentence examples for was a very favourable from inspiring English sources

Warbrick said of his time in the British Isles: "My impression of England and its people during the tour was a very favourable one, more especially does this apply to private individuals.

"I am not sure he would be a very favourable witness," he added.

"We wanted to score more goals given that we had an extra man and we could have scored more but it's a very favourable result," said Xavi Hernández.

Thermodynamically, it is a very favourable process, since most of the occurring reactions are exothermic and the hydronium ions generated as a consequence of primary decomposition, act as catalysts of the process.

Interestingly, the oxidative addition of a relatively weak Si Si bond to gold(i) is a very favourable process.

High-performance liquid chromatography, therefore, is a very favourable alternative for rapid, high-throughput LOH detection in both research and diagnostic environments.

England's campaign starts in Switzerland on 8 September and Hodgson has been handed a very favourable group that also includes Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.

Germanus is given a very favourable treatment in the work of Procopius, he openly praises him for his virtue, justice, and generosity, as well as for his energy and ability both as a soldier and an administrator.

A frosty glare suggested that I was not making a very favourable impression with the girl.

The present study has shown that breast cancers detected through MSP are usually diagnosed at an early stage and are associated with a very favourable behaviour of the disease and an excellent prognosis, in terms of 5-year event-free survival and Overall Survival.

AC dose intensification treatment is associated with a very favourable long-term survival rate in TN breast cancers.